3-year anniversary of Batkid saving San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- Remember when thousands came together in San Francisco to help make Miles Scott's Make-A-Wish dream of becoming Batkid come true?
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Miles has something in common with the caped crusader - bravery. He was diagnosed with leukemia at just 18 months. Fortunately, he's now in remission.
His wish was to become Batman and Make-A-Wish Greater Bay Area made it happen in grand fashion.
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Thousands of people helped turn San Francisco into Gotham City to help make his dream come true - he took off in a Batmobile to save a damsel in distress, caught the Riddler red-handed in a bank vault, and chased Penguin through AT*T Park to rescue Giants mascot Lou Seal.
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It's now three years later and we're happy to report that Miles is doing great.
He's now 8 years old, plays in Little League and is thriving, according to the Make-A-Wish Foundation. His family also recently welcomed a third son, Ben, into the family.
Click here to relive Batkid's heroic day.
