LOS ANGELES (KTLA) – The Dodgers’ World Series success so far has lifted spirits across Los Angeles, but perhaps none more than for a mother and daughter duo who are both battling cancer. One month after her mother, Genny Duran, was diagnosed with breast cancer, Cassidy Duran was diagnosed with a rare brain cancer called Medulloblastoma in July 2023. Dodgers help Yankees fan with terminal cancer enjoy World Series game Both women have had surgeries, radiation and chemotherapy in addition to other treatments respective to their different cancers, often with no end in sight. However, an extra boost of motivation was found through their favorite baseball team’s success in the first two games of the World Series. Genny Duran speaks with KTLA about how the World Series gives her something to look forward to. October 2024. (KTLA)The Duran family gets a moment outside the hospital to celebrate their favorite baseball team's recent success. October 2024. (KTLA)Cassidy Duran speaks with KTLA about how watching the Dodgers in the World Series helps lift her spirit. October 2024. (KTLA) On Friday and Saturday nights, the Duran women watched the Dodgers defeat the Yankees from Cassidy’s hospital room.  “It gives us something to look forward to,” Genny told Nexstar's KTLA. The family said they were ecstatic when Freddie Freeman hit his walk-off grand slam. “You’re watching this and you’re not even thinking about the pain or the medical side of everything, you’re just watching and cheering,” said Cassidy, whose dream is to attend a World Series game. Their family has praised the duo’s resilience in a post shared at their GoFundMe page, revealing that the two "have been in and out of the hospital with no more than a few days between admissions." “Regardless of their constant pain, they have always put on a brave face and smile every day," a family member wrote.