The Need to Make a Difference
Emma showing off her Keychains 4 CURE Display to support childhood cancer research funding. By: Emma Wernecke I first became aware of CURE Childhood Cancer when an 8-year-old little girl from my...
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Diana Russo and Brianna O’Donaghue have been best friends for 10 years, have always done everything together and have grown to love making bracelets and jewelry together. Brianna and Diana have always...
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Paul Yates, a childhood cancer survivor now gearing up to graduate from college, talks about the new CURE Challenge. His parents have teamed up with two other families with a goal of raising $250,000...
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“I support CURE because they support me – from meals in the hospital to a beautiful tribute for my 5 month old son after he passed away. In fact, CURE has made me see that I should be doing more – and...
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“Because my son, Jordan fought Atypical Teratoid/Rhabdoid Tumor for 7 years before he passed away last December. He was an amazing child and an amazing fighter and now he’s my Angel. No parent should...
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“My son was diagnosed Sept. 27 2009 with 2 types of Lymphoma (Berkett’s Non Hodges and Large B Cell stage 4). We were in the hospital for 3 months and CURE was there supporting not only the children...
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“I support CURE because my daughter, Bridget was diagnosed with All, a type of Leukemia a month before she turned 5. After 2 and half years she finished treatment on January 2 of this year. There are...
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“I support CURE because, I’m a Childhood Cancer survivor! In the spring of 1973, my mom took me to my Pediatrician for a check up. While he was examining the area around my stomach, a very serious...
View ArticleWhy Do You Support CURE Childhood Cancer?
“I support CURE Childhood Cancer because my son Ryan was diagnosed with Neuroblastoma in 2007 right after he turned 1. He went through chemo, and they removed most of the tumor. Right now it’s not safe...
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“I support the Cure because they (and amazing doctors) saved me and helped me through stage 4 Neuroblastoma! I’m a survivor, and 10 years later I’m still going strong, I hope that this will help...
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