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For 13-year-old Mariah Bowen, this Cavs season means a little more.

An eighth grader from Lorain named Mariah celebrated completing cancer treatments after being diagnosed with a rare leukemia in January. She credited watching the Cleveland Cavaliers with helping her endure intensive hospital care and painful procedures.
Mariah underwent aggressive treatment for acute promyelocytic leukemia at Cleveland Clinic Children's before ringing the Bravery Bell to mark her recovery. Days after her hospital send-off, she attended the Cavaliers' home opener at Rocket Arena.
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