A Nebraska baby girl with rare leukemia has been discharged after six months of treatment and is now thriving at home.

A Nebraska baby girl named Oakley, born with congenital acute myeloid leukemia — a rare cancer affecting about one in five million births — has been discharged from Children’s Nebraska hospital after six months of intensive treatment including chemotherapy and surgery. The milestone was celebrated with a "clap out" ceremony, capturing her joyful departure. Now home, Oakley is making developmental progress, including rolling over and sitting up, and is described as thriving with a promising future ahead.