A seven part blog series with David Weinstein
We’re so thankful and honored to present the following seven part blog series. David Weinstein shares his heart, grit, soul and bone marrow transplant journey with us as we roll out this series, once a month, here in our E-nnouncement newsletter, starting this month. Each blog post will inspire you regardless of where you are on your journey. So sit back and feel the sun on YOUR face as you soak up this very special series. Thank you David. You are a gift to this world.
Lewis & Merle Christie
This sweet couple share their experience as a patient and caregiver and how to get through it all with love and grace.
By: Michael Ansley
Navy guy Mike shares his incredible perspective sure to bring strength and determination your way
By: Stacey Town
Stacey Town breaks it down and offers hope and inspiration even when things get tough.
By: Greg Rose
Learn more about cord blood transplant through this wonderful survivor story
By: Barry Stebbing
An extraordinary caregiver, Barry Stebbing wasn’t afraid to ask for help and it sure paid off.
By: James Bond
James Bond keeps moving and grooving, showing cancer who’s boss. You won’t soon forget this fella.
I was born in Ghana, West Africa, with Sickle Cell Disease (SCD). In 1995, I migrated to the United States, and in 2003, was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis (MS). In
I remember it being a crisp spring day in 2010; I was finishing my sophomore year at St. John’s University. My roommate’s fraternity had to host a last-minute philanthropy event
Peg McIvor I am a cancer survivor. In December 1993, I was diagnosed with Chronic Myelogenous Leukemia. The following June, of 1994, I had a bone marrow transplant. When I
There are roughly 65 million people in this country serving as caregivers either to an aging adult, a family member with a debilitating diagnosis, or an adult with disabilities.
Like many other patients, I learned about your organization as I began preparing for my stem cell transplant in 2002. Diagnosed with AML at age 29, there weren’t many people
I can categorize my story with an analogy to Charles Dicken’s “A Tale of Two Cities.” The main theme throughout his story is, “recalled to life.” What Dickens meant was
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