Three girls with cancer from 'hugging photo' recreate the image

Look how far we've come! Three young girls with cancer who found fame in heartbreaking 'hugging photo' recreate the image to show how they are all in remission The three young girls battling cancer whose hugging photo went viral earlier this year have recreated the image, this time showing how they are all miraculously in remission. Scroll down for video Making progress: The three young girls battling cancer whose hugging photo went viral earlier this year have recreated the image, this time showing how they are all miraculously in remission The girls, who did not know each other when they were originally brought together by Scantling Photography of Oklahoma and Goodger Photography, touched the hearts of people all over the world with their beautiful and heartbreaking portrait. Brave face: Ainsley Peters was diagnosed with leukemia in August 2013 and was even placed in a ten-day medically induced coma Playful: Ainsley, pictured before cancer was diagnosed, is in remission for leukemia According to her YouCaring donation page, she endured five brain surgeries, another to put a port in her head and ongoing rounds of chemo along with months of head and spine radiation. Tragic: Six-year-old Rheann Franklin, the oldest of the three girls, was diagnosed with rare brain cancer mucoid spindle sarcoma in 2012 Determined: Rheann has undergone months of radiation, countless rounds of chemo and five brain surgeries Strong: The adorable blonde was only four when she discovered she had cancer 'She has had to re-learn everything and has done so bravely,' reads her Facebook page, which notes that Ainsley would have to begin maintenance chemo in April, scheduled to last two years.