10-year-old rings the 'cancer-free' bell at Novant Health after over a year of treatment 

The sound of a bell ringing through the halls of Novant Health is music to everyone's ears.
Monday afternoon, 10-year-old Olivia Reardon rang the "cancer-free bell" at Novant Health Hemby Children's Hospital after over a year of treatment.
Olivia was in the hospital getting 66 weeks of treatment for stage four alveolar rhabdomyosarcoma of the paranasal sinuses, a rare soft tissue cancer.
She celebrated with her family, doctor and nurses as she walked through the hallway to Rachel Platton's "Fight Song" and was showered with confetti.
To show her thanks to the team, The Olivia Strong Foundation, which was started by the Reardon family, donated $100,000 towards pediatric cancer care.
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