Malia Jusczyk, a 14-year-old girl, has tragically passed away after a long battle with recurrent neuroblastoma (cancer). She was pronounced dead on Wednesday, June 14, 2023.

She passed away with grief, leaving behind her friends, family and loved ones who will forever miss her. According to sources, Malia Jusczyk battled the deadly disease for 26 months before her sudden death.

After your child has battled cancer, one of the hardest things about deciding to join the childhood cancer community is that you have fallen in love with so many children, and so many more… Cancer often takes those children from this world and leaves behind them Many broken hearts. On June 14, 2023 at 4.40pm, Malia Dakota Jusczyk passed away after a 26-month harrowing and heroic battle with recurrent neuroblastoma.

Tony Stoddard Who is Malia Jusczyk? Malia Jusczyk lives in Plainville, Massachusetts. Her life touched the hearts of many. She has been described as “wild”.

She explored a range of activities, including soccer, softball, and baking, which she is very good at. “She loves life, loves her family. And her friends.” — says one friend, admiring her. She is a freshman for the Tri-County Sport Boosters in the Cougar community.

Malia Jusczyk Cause of Death Malia died after a heroic battle with cancer, which was determined to be recurrent neuroblastoma, sources said. “Maria…that stupid crab can’t hurt you anymore. You have no more pain, no more doctors, no more needles, no more crappy treatments.

You are free and lovely girl. We will miss you forever, Maria ,” Kimberly Cheely Grussling mourned her death.

She has battled cancer since she was three years old. When we prayed for her at three…we celebrated when she was forgiven. Oh we’ve been praying since her cancer came back last year. Maila, the world knows you were a fighter (and she will always be everyone’s hero)…the world will always be a better, brighter place because you are in it. You have helped so many people and brought light back into their lives…you will forever change how so many precious children will fight and cope with this terrible, terrible disease