Little boy gets warm welcome at school after beating cancer. Old video goes viral
India Today
An old video that has been doing the rounds of the internet shows a little boy receiving a standing ovation at school after beating cancer. The video is from 2020 and was shared by the boy's mother on Facebook.
Little John Oliver Zippay got a warm welcome from his friends and teachers after he returned to school beating cancer. The video of John receiving a standing ovation at school is from 2020, and was initially shared by his mother Megan Zippay on Facebook. However, it has surfaced on social media once again after a Twitter account named Buitengebieden shared it. The little boy is seen making his way amongst the crowd of boys and girls eagerly clapping to welcome him. John was only 6 at the time this video was recorded. Six year old got welcomed back at his school with a standing ovation after beating leukemia..FB: meganzippay pic.twitter.com/2MkB5lJpVZ At no time will this ever stop being great! I also just want to hug that little champ Awesome to see this. It's never gets old. He's so proud! My heart hope this little angel is still healthy and will have a bright future That smile Oh my gosh! This is absolutely touching! God bless this little boy and all the children cheering him on! God is good!
In the 14-second video, John Oliver Zippay can be seen walking down his school hallway all smiles. John received his last chemo two days after Christmas (2019) and ended his three-year-long battle with the disease. He was diagnosed with lymphoblastic leukemia on November 1, 2016. “Six year old got welcomed back at his school with a standing ovation after beating leukemia..(sic),” video was shared on Twitter with this caption.
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