Nina Lutz, 18, is the third teen in Santa Cruz in 5 years to be stricken with osteosarcoma, a bone cancer so rare it affects just 400 children a year. A talented artist, she created illustrations for a children's ABC book during her nine months of treatment, and she's selling the book to raise money for the hospital where she got her care.
Read more about her story here.
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