St. Jude patient Lila chooses the positive
She faced a recurrence of acute myeloid leukemia, and a bone marrow transplant, with maturity beyond her years.
November 06, 2020 • 3 min
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Possibilities
Families rocked by cancer describe healing power of unity at St. Jude
“When you’re together, you can make things happen,” said Stephanie, a St. Jude parent.
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Then & Now: David is healthy after defeating cancer with the help of St. Jude and his grandfather
David just celebrated his 14th birthday, a milestone his grandfather is certain would not have happened without the care and treatment of St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital.
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St. Jude eye cancer survivor thriving on football field and in life
Emmanuel lost an eye to cancer - but never his vision for the future.
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St. Jude Class of '22
Becoming the people they are today hasn’t been easy, but these St. Jude cancer survivors are graduating high school with passions and dreams intact.
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Special Report: Ukraine
Providing safety and treatment to Ukrainian kids with cancer
St. Jude has worked with long-standing global partners to coordinate the evacuation of hundreds of children with cancer from Ukraine.
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The Purpose that Unites Us
The Purpose that Unites Us
Over the past 60 years, St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital® has grown in size and capabilities for one special reason: we believe that children all over the world deserve an equal chance at survival. With your support, We can work toward our goal of helping every child with cancer everywhere.
