Photo by Mary Austin

Kia Fisher, pictured here with her son, Chase Cantrell, began caring for her cancer-stricken mother at age 15. Kia took on responsibilities such as driving her mother to appointments, cooking and cleaning in addition to trying to lead a normal teenage life.

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