Guinevere Millea was just two and a half years old when doctors diagnosed her with high-risk B-cell acute lymphoblastic leukemia, launching a fight that would stretch across two and a half years of chemotherapy, hospital stays and two rounds of hair loss. Now six and in remission for a little over a year, the Central New York first grader spends her days chasing friends and conquering the biggest playground slides she can find. According to Spec…
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