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A serene skincare studio is softly lit with warm, calming light, reflecting off neatly arranged bottles and framed certificates on the wall. An individual in a clean white uniform sits at a desk with a glowing candle, computer, and organized tools, gesturing gently toward the screen during what appears to be a virtual consultation. The peaceful, carefully curated space conveys a sense of care and grounded strength—an atmosphere that contrasts yet harmonizes with the courage required throughout a blood cancer journey.

Danielle

acute myeloid leukemia (AML)

A man stands confidently against a pale wall, dressed in a stylish light‑blue blazer, crisp white shirt, warm rust‑colored tie, and navy trousers. His relaxed posture and polished appearance create a sense of quiet strength and dignity, reflecting the resilience, courage, and hope carried by so many whose lives have been touched by blood cancer.

Tony

multiple myeloma (MM)

Two people sit close together in a cozy room decorated with bright pink flower murals, their bodies angled toward one another in quiet support. The soft lighting, comfortable chairs, and small box of tissues on the armrest create a gentle, intimate atmosphere—reflecting the tenderness, strength, and deep compassion shared by families and friends whose lives have been touched by blood cancer.

Claire

Family member and supporter/donor

A runner wearing a purple Team In Training jersey and hat proudly holds up a finisher’s medal and a race cup, standing beneath a bright Disney Marathon Weekend sign. Sunlight shines across the scene, highlighting the determination and joy in this celebratory moment—capturing the spirit of hope, strength, and solidarity shared by those running to support people affected by blood cancer.

Carol

Family member and supporter

A woman with soft, wavy blonde hair is gently illuminated against a warm red background, the light catching the curls that frame her shoulders. The calm, elegant portrait carries a quiet strength and dignity, reflecting the resilience, hope, and heartfelt determination so often shown by those whose lives have been touched by blood cancer.

Amy

polycythemia vera (PV)

A person stands confidently against a brick wall, holding a stethoscope while wearing a bright “Oncology Nurse” T‑shirt. The colorful lettering and proud stance reflect compassion, dedication, and the deeply meaningful role oncology nurses play in supporting and uplifting individuals and families affected by blood cancer.

Jaziel

acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL)

A large group of family and friends gather closely together under a covered outdoor patio, surrounded by warm evening light and hanging flower baskets. Music equipment and microphones sit nearby, hinting at a heartfelt event. In the center, loved ones stand united in support, strength, and hope—showing deep love and solidarity for someone in their circle whose life has been touched by blood cancer.

Vincent

Family member and supporter

A woman stands near a rocky shoreline at sunset, her hair gently lifted by the ocean breeze as a red‑and‑white lighthouse rises behind her against the glowing sky. The peaceful, windswept scene carries a sense of reflection, warmth, and quiet strength—honoring the resilience and love shared by families whose lives have been touched by blood cancer

Eve

Friend and supporter

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