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Smiling child resting in bed while hugging plush toys, expressing comfort, courage, and hope, symbolizing the emotional journey of pediatric blood cancer and the importance of care, support, and community.

Kendra

Friend and advocate

Smiling person indoors wearing glasses, expressing warmth and resilience while supporting blood cancer awareness and community advocacy.

William

large B-cell lymphoma (LBCL)

Smiling person with short hair and glasses photographed against a light background, expressing warmth, resilience, and hope while representing the blood cancer community.

Danyele

Hodgkin lymphoma (HL)

Smiling person seated indoors wearing purple, representing strength, resilience, and hope within the blood cancer community and Blood Cancer United.

Jean

multiple myeloma (MM)

A group of cyclists wearing matching purple and white “Team in Training” jerseys ride together during a sunny charity event supporting The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, raising awareness for blood cancer.

Joy

peripheral T-cell lymphoma (PTCL)

A hospital room filled with medical equipment forms the backdrop as two individuals sit closely together at a small table, each wearing large headphones and speaking into professional microphones. An audio mixer with colorful controls sits between them, surrounded by cables and devices. IV poles and infusion bags stand behind the pair, grounding the setting in the reality of treatment. The scene captures a moment of connection and determination—creating something meaningful in the midst of a blood cancer journey.

Lindsey

Family member and caregiver

A person with long, flowing dark hair wears a warm, textured rust‑colored turtleneck sweater and gold hoop earrings. The image is presented as part of a story about living with blood cancer—capturing a moment meant to symbolize resilience, strength, and the quiet determination behind a difficult diagnosis.

Mya

stage 2a bulk Hodgkin lymphoma (HL)

A person stands on a quiet, snow‑covered woodland path, wearing a dark zip‑up jacket lightly dusted with snowflakes. Bare winter trees surround the trail, creating a still, muted landscape. The cold air and gently falling snow evoke a sense of resilience and reflection—an atmosphere that mirrors the strength often required in a journey with blood cancer.

Tim

non-Hodgkin lymphoma (NHL)

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