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
Born with sickle cell disease, Za’Mya thrives in care of St. Jude Children's Research Hospital
Mom credits St. Jude for the life her daughter is able to lead and includes its supporters among her family and village.
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Possibilities
Twelve years after first undergoing treatment at St. Jude for brain cancer, Ian enjoys life
His dad credits the St. Jude commitment to ongoing cancer research for saving Ian, adding, “From day one, we have never seen a bill.”
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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.
