National Football League player Devon Still says his daughter has beaten cancer

Leah Still will be discharged from the hospital on Tuesday, as her cancer treatment is now complete, her father and National Football League player Devon Still tweeted Monday.

More than a year and a half after being diagnosed with a deadly form of cancer, five-year-old Leah Still is finally being discharged with a clean bill of health.

American football player/ defensive tackle Devon Still (R) and his daughter Leah Still are seen arriving at Desigual fashion show during Spring 2016 New York Fashion Week on September 10, 2015 in New York City.

In June of 2014, Leah was diagnosed with Stage-4 neuroblastoma, and doctors gave her only a 50-50 chance to live.

Though Leah was still too weak to attend the ceremony, Devon came and accepted the award for them both, thanking the owners of the Bengals for their support and giving his little girl a heartwarming message from the podium. Since March 2015, after a successful surgery to remove the tumor, she has been in remission. “No matter how hard it got or how painful the treatments were (and it was pretty bad a lot of the times) she never gave up!” he began his emotional caption. “I can honestly say that you all made a big difference”, he continued.

‘From the moment you were born, you molded me into the man I am today. Congratulations to Leah and Devon Still! I just signed a contract to get back to doing what I l…

The Stills aren’t the only family to battle cancer this year. “Use it to raise awareness so that you can help all kids fighting this disease”, Still wrote on Sqor.