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Anthony

acute myeloid leukemia (AML)

A group of three adults sits together on a low stone wall at a sunny waterfront area, smiling and enjoying the day. A seagull spreads its wings behind them, creating a playful moment in the scene. The relaxed outdoor setting can accompany stories or awareness efforts related to blood cancer, highlighting community, support, and joy.

Lauren

Family member and caregiver

A group of children and an adult stand together inside a large, illuminated droplet‑shaped display surrounded by handwritten messages of support. A sign below reads “Blood Cancer United,” with a QR code lit underneath. The colorful, hopeful scene reflects community solidarity and awareness for blood cancer.

Bruce

Hodgkin lymphoma (HL)

A woman wearing a pink lace top with a floral detail stands by a sunlit window, gently illuminated by the natural light. The quiet, reflective moment can accompany stories or awareness efforts related to blood cancer, highlighting strength, hope, and resilience.

Lorna

Healthcare provider and volunteer

A person wearing a plaid shirt sits in a medical setting, resting against a white pillow with softly lit clinical surroundings. The calm, close-up scene can accompany stories or awareness efforts related to blood cancer, reflecting moments of quiet strength during care or treatment.

Ron

follicular lymphoma (FL) and diffuse large B-cell lymphoma (DLBCL)

A person sits in a treatment chair wearing a black shirt that reads “DONE” with a purple heart ribbon, holding a small dog pillow while connected to medical equipment. The clinical setting and triumphant message on the shirt create a powerful moment that can accompany stories related to blood cancer, resilience, and completing treatment milestones.

Jessica

Hodgkin lymphoma (HL)

A small child wearing light yellow pajamas sits upright in a bright red wagon in a hospital hallway, with medical tubing visible near the wagon. The scene reflects a moment of courage and tenderness in a clinical setting and can accompany stories connected to blood cancer awareness and support for families navigating treatment environments.

Tiffany

Family member and caregiver

A parent sits on a couch cradling two newborns—one in each arm—while wearing a shirt that reads “Dad joke? More like… Rad joke.” The tender moment radiates love, strength, and gratitude, symbolizing the joy of family after the challenges of facing blood cancer.

Saul

follicular lymphoma (FL) and diffuse large B-cell lymphoma (DLBCL)

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