Young cancer patients’ ‘Stronger’ video a large hit

<p>SEATTLE (AP) — A video featuring cancer-stricken children, their nurses, doctors and relatives lip-synching and dancing to a renouned <span>Kelly Clarkson</span> strain “Stronger” has turn an online sensation.</p>
<p>Clarkson, in her possess <span>video message</span> to a children during Seattle Children’s Hospital, pronounced it was “amazing.”</p>
<p>“It done my day. we know it’s creation everybody else’s day online,” Clarkson pronounced in a summary posted on her website. “I only can’t wait to accommodate you.”</p>
<p>The youngsters, many trustworthy to IVs and holding signs that contend “Stronger,” “Fighter” and “Hope,” dance along with relatives and medical staff. One child even rides a bike by a hallways of a hematology oncology floor. The video is partial of a artistic humanities module with <span>cancer patients</span> during <span>Seattle Children</span>‘s.</p>
<p>The kids...