He’s staying brave. He’s staying courageous. And once again, Will Roberts is showing the world what strength looks like.
Yesterday, the 14-year-old from Ralph, Alabama spent the day at UAB Kirkland Clinic, where doctors carefully fitted him for casts in preparation for upcoming radiation treatments. It’s another difficult step in a journey Will never asked for — but one he continues to face head-on.
Recent scans revealed a few new spots, prompting doctors to move quickly. According to Will’s mom, Brittney, radiologists are currently estimating five radiation treatments, targeting tumors on Will’s right femur and tibia, as well as his left clavicle and humerus. Each location tells the same story: this fight is far from easy, but it is far from over.
Despite the weight of what lies ahead, Will continues to fight bone cancer like a champion. Last night, he recorded a message for supporters — a raw and heartfelt mix of gratitude and honesty, sharing both his appreciation for the love surrounding him and the fears he carries quietly.
So what can we do for Will?
We can pray. We can lift him up when the road feels heavy. And after watching his video, we can share a Bible verse that has helped us through our own hardest moments — words of hope that might bring him comfort and strength.
Will would love that.
And he would be deeply grateful for every single one of you walking beside him.
You can continue to follow Will’s journey through updates shared by his mom, Brittney.
