The guardians of the Texas girl had an answer to their own prayers: a rare, inoperable brain tumor of their daughter disappeared.

KVUE said, in fact, that Roxli Doss was diagnosed with an internal tumor of the varolian bridge, or DIPG, in June. Now she's once again riding a horse and prepares more than that, actually prefer that.

"It's pretty rare, but when we see it, it's a devastating disease," said Dell Virginia Harrod KVUE Children's medical center doctor. "You have decreased the ability to swallow, sometimes loss of vision, decreased the ability to talk, ultimately, breathing problems.”

In Austin, Texas, the doctor stated that, but there was no cure, Roxley had been exposed to weeks of radiation on a brutal tumor.

Guardians of Roxli is, Doss and Doss Gena Scott held a utility for their daughter in their Buda, Texas society in August. The hundreds came out to help, KVUE reports, and the Doss family continued to pray for a miracle.

Their prayers were answered. 

“When I first noticed the Roxli MRI, it was really incredible,” said Harrod. "The tumor is not on the MRI, actually that is really unusual.”

Gene Doss and Scott Doss are talking, exactly that this thank you God.

"Any day we still talk about it," said gene Doss. “It is our household chores that God healed Roxli.”

"It is for example active, as before," said Scott Doss.

The doctors are still carefully watching Roxli. She will continue healing as a precaution.