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First a St. Jude supporter through Best Buy and now a St. Jude dad
Mark Lavoie learned last year: The family you’re helping may someday be your own.
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S2E5: John Feeley, patient dad and runner
John is an endurance runner, and a St. Jude dad. When the St. Jude Memphis Marathon went virtual in 2019, he decided to run each event in a way that symbolized his family’s experience with childhood cancer. Like running in wet sand. Like running on a treadmill with the elevation high. But it was the full marathon that was most meaningful reflection of where they had been as a family.
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A victory against cancer and a holiday celebration like no other
With their daughter back home, Marlene and Juan Manuel are looking forward to a Christmas filled with food, family and the giggles of little Mikayla.
Stories
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News & Updates
Giving thanks for St. Jude supporters and the precious moments they foster
Lucas underwent treatment for a brain tumor for most of 2021. Today, he’s at home, with family, for Thanksgiving.
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Kindness
We’re grateful for: Elise, the little girl who inspired a college basketball team
When Iowa State University women’s basketball coach Bill Fennelly was diagnosed with cancer in 2011, a patient at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital offered up some advice. It was 5-year-old Elise, who had become an honorary member of the Cyclones — and had faced cancer herself a year earlier.
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Kindness
We’re grateful for: Jared Isaacman, who’s been to the stars and back to help St. Jude
Ask Jared Isaacman what’s the most amazing place he’s been this year and he’ll surely say: Space.
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Kindness
We're grateful for: Jeremiah, a former St. Jude patient, for his vision of the Hope Garden
Jeremiah Godby was 6 years old and planning his own funeral. In 1991, when he was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia with a rare Philadelphia chromosome mutation, there was little likelihood of survival.
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Perspectives
A second home for our hearts: St. Jude
Tamiko Toland lost her young son Colin to cancer, but not before the aspiring police officer left an indelible mark on his entire town of Ithaca, New York.
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Kindness
We’re grateful for: Cade Watson's family, for uniting southwestern Virginia to support St. Jude Children's Research Hospital
A person could drive through Damascus, Virginia, in five minutes, but to know its heart, they’d do well to spend two hours on the Saturday before Valentine’s Day at the St. Jude Sweetheart Banquet.
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Mission of a Lifetime
Episode 4 - These kids have my entire heart
In this episode we’ll hear from Hayley and her mom Colleen Arceneaux about what happened during the three days in orbit, and how Inspiration4’s fundraising effort will help support the ongoing mission of St. Jude.
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Possibilities
No place like home
A cancerous brain tumor separated Aubree from her family, but only temporarily.
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Possibilities
Best days ever
St. Jude patient and 'old soul' Maelin-Kate stays positive and sees beauty everywhere even as she goes through treatment.
Original Series
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Home from St. Jude
We all know the feeling of going home. For many patients and families, going home from St. Jude after treatment also means readjusting, catching up on what they missed, and learning how to get on with life after pediatric cancer. With this series, you can go home with them and witness the joys, the struggles and the first time for everything.
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St. Jude Soundbites
St. Jude Soundbites collects the stories that unfold around St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, as told by those who live them: patients, parents, donors, volunteers and more.
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St. Jude Mission of a Lifetime Podcast
Someone whose life was saved at St. Jude will become the youngest American in space. Hear about the full crew on St. Jude Mission of a Lifetime.
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The United States of St. Jude
Join us on a remarkable journey across this land we all love, for St. Jude stories filled with heart and soul, inspiration and uplift, gratitude and giving.
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St. Jude Around the World
St. Jude is on a mission to increase survival rates of children with cancer and other catastrophic diseases across the globe. We are also helping international foundations that support hospitals and clinics by teaching them how to engage their own communities to raise money themselves. Travel with us to hear their stories.
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St. Jude Possibilities
A cancer diagnosis is the start of an odyssey for patients and their families. They’ll need courage, hope, strength and an indomitable spirit, but the caregivers of St. Jude are with them every step of the way. With this series, you can follow along.
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St. Jude Selfless
It costs $2.8 million a day to operate St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, yet patient families never receive a bill. Our donors make this seemingly impossible math work, through their contributions and fundraising efforts. Meet these people who hold St. Jude’s mission dear and help make all the life-saving research and treatment possible.
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News
News and updates from St. Jude Children's Research Hospital
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Around the World
How Far One Mother Would Go
November 8, 2021
Racing time, fearful mom crosses a border to solve medical mystery as her son grows ill back home in Moldova.
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Running Toward Life
20 years of running for St. Jude results in $100 million for the kids
October 26, 2021
The St. Jude Memphis Marathon® Weekend marks its 20th anniversary, and these runners have participated every year since the start.
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News & Updates
Inspiration4 crew enjoys a banner day of cheer and gratitude on St. Jude campus
November 10, 2021
Members of the first all-civilian mission to orbit Earth visit patients, celebrate naming of new Inspiration4 Advanced Research Center.
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Kindness
We're grateful for: St. Jude Hero Matilde Flores, who runs in memory of a childhood friend
November 9, 2021
When Matilde Flores runs and raises money as a St. Jude Hero, it’s personal — even though her family hasn’t been touched by cancer.
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News & Updates
St. Jude supporters fuel consistent care and research
November 4, 2021
When 6-year-old Luxe arrived with severe aplastic anemia at the start of the pandemic, safety precautions in place ensured her care would go on uninterrupted.
