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Nathan is
Blood Cancer United

Nathan sitting on a hospital bed, dressed in a Mario costume

Nathan is a young, T-cell lymphoma (TCL) survivor. He just rang the “end of treatment bell” a couple of months ago. His dad, Andy, is a member of The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society’s (LLS) Minnesota/North Dakota/South Dakota board and a major donor to The LLS Children’s Initiative through their family foundation’s fundraising.

Their family foundation is Super Herber Bros. (www.superherberbros.com). If you check out the website, you’ll see that Nathan and his brothers are ALL ABOUT VIDEO GAMES. Each of the three boys has medical conditions, and video games have been a godsend during their treatment and convalescence. In fact, the main way they raise funds for their foundation is through a MarioKart tournament held in Rochester, Minnesota, on September 18.

Nathan is featured in many of the most recent LLS Dare to Dream Project print materials, and Andy serves as a member of the patient advocacy group.

Nathan

T-cell lymphoma (TCL)

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Lynette

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Todd

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Alec

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Tricia

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Riley

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Rachel

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