Brynnley Kinder Niederhaus, forever 6, gained her wings on November 27, 2021 at Riley Childrens Hospital, after a 550 day battle with DIPG (Diffuse Intrinsic Pontine Glioma). She was diagnosed at Riley Childrens Hospital on May 26, 2020. Brynnley, known to her family as “B”, was born on October 18, 2015 in Indianapolis.
She loved to play many sports like baseball, gymnastics, soccer and loved to swim. Despite any challenges that may have been thrown her way, she loved going to school each and every day. B was a kindergartener at Brandywine Elementary in Mrs. Adams’ class. At school she leaves behind a ton of people she loved dearly. She touched many hearts and was a hero and an inspiration to so many people to never give up no matter what life throws at you. #LiveLikeB. She was the type of kid whose smile would light up a room. She never let her cancer diagnosis define her. She wanted nothing more than to have everyone smile and laugh. She had the most infectious laugh. B loved to play pranks on anyone and everyone and coined the term “Don’t Cry BSTRONG”. She never wanted anyone to cry or be upset.

"We can’t thank everyone enough for the donations and continuing to donate in Brynnley’s name! Donations to us mean that hopefully a cure is found so that no other family has to endure the pain that we carry with us everyday. The pain of telling your child they’re going to unfortunately go to heaven before you, the pain of watching your child take their last breath, the pain of living everyday without them. Donations equal research which equals finding a cure. A cure to DIPG would help a lot of pediatric cancers! Please continue to donate!"
- The Niederhaus Family

Thank you for choosing to donate to The Cure Starts Now Foundation. 100% of this donation, after credit card processing fees, goes directly towards research to find the homerun cure for cancer starting with pediatric brain cancer research.

If you would like to make a donation by mail please send a check to:  The Cure Starts Now Foundation; 10280 Chester Road; Cincinnati, OH 45215 and put the child's name in the memo.

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