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Cancer and Blood Diseases
Weathering the Storm Following A Neuroblastoma Diagnosis and Bone Marrow Transplant
05
Sep 2019
Weathering the Storm Following A Neuroblastoma Diagnosis and Bone Marrow Transplant
When Roman was diagnosed with neuroblastoma at 18 months old, his mom says it felt like a typhoon and a tornado hitting them at the same time. Complete devastation and total helplessness. Now 13, read how Roman is overcoming challenges and focusing on the perfect career for him.
By: Jody Fariello | 1
Cancer and Blood Diseases
Following Childhood Cancer Survivors as They Grow Up
19
Sep 2012
Following Childhood Cancer Survivors as They Grow Up
When he sits in the waiting area at Cincinnati Children’s, Joey Evans is usually the oldest patient in the room. At 40, Evans, a childhood cancer survivor, doesn’t mind looking like he’s old enough to be someone’s father. He already knows he fits in at Cincinnati Children’s. It’s practically where he grew up. Evans is
By: Tanya Leach | 3
Cancer and Blood Diseases
Childhood Cancer Survivor Becomes a Nurse to Help Kids Like Her
05
Sep 2012
Childhood Cancer Survivor Becomes a Nurse to Help Kids Like Her
Maria Seta Kirkland says she has a soft spot for bald heads and chubby cheeks. She is a childhood cancer survivor and once had a bald head and chubby cheeks herself. She always wants to tell people she loves them. She says that’s because she knows how precious life is and how quickly it can
By: Tanya Leach | 3
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