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A runner proudly holds up a finisher’s medal while standing among other participants at a lively race event, the energy of the crowd buzzing around him. His steady posture and the bright colors of his race bib reflect determination and celebration—capturing a powerful moment of strength, hope, and solidarity for all whose lives have been touched by blood cancer.

Sean

I am running the New York City Marathon for everyone who is currently battling cancer, for those who have fought courageously, and for the families st…

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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

My brother, Greg, and I want to run the TCS New York City Marathon with Blood Cancer United in honor of my best friend’s mom, Susan, who passed away …

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Daniel (Lil Sicky)

Cancel blood cancer with web3! Daniel is a - lymphoma patient who combined his medical diagnosis and love of digital art into an NFT project supportin…

Food and nutrition for young adults

Eating well can help you feel better and stay stronger during and after cancer treatment. Patients who eat well and maintain a healthy body weight oft…

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Support Now

To facilitate money, meals, and more for families in tough times.Offers free support registry for individuals/families, including an integrated fundra…

Peer-to-peer support

Patti Robinson Kaufmann First Connection® ProgramIf you or a family member has been diagnosed with a blood cancer, you may find it helpful to speak wi…

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Max

Heads or tails? The medical research was clear. Soon after making his way into the world, this beautiful and innocent boy was given the chance of maki…

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Jeff

My cancer diagnosis began in an unexpected place.While traveling in Mexico, I became seriously ill with what I believed was food poisoning. After retu…

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Ryan

My name is Ryan, and I’m a - Honorary Hero for Blood Cancer United. In October , my life was turned upside down in a matter of moments. What started a…

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The Dot Method: An Interactive Tool to Teach Kids About Cancer

The Dot Method is for children impacted by any cancer relationship including themself, a sibling, a parent, a grandparent, or another friend or relati…

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Charlene

Cancer. That is a word that is scary. So many of us have friends, family and that are impacted by some type of cancer, but you never think it will be…

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Another Option: Clinical Trials

A blood cancer diagnosis typically leads one to an oncologist or hematologist, a cancer center and a conversation about available treatment options. O…

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Your blood cancer knowledge check

Understanding blood cancer helps us look out for ourselves—and each other.

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Dear volunteers: You’re the thread that unites us

Volunteers are woven through the fabric of Blood Cancer United. Read a message of gratitude and impact from CEO E. Anders Kolb, MD.

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3 Things You Might Like to Know About Being Newly Diagnosed

A cancer diagnosis is a pivotal moment in a person’s lifetime. From that point forward, it’s a part of who you are. It shapes how you think about the…

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How Surviving Cancer Gave me a Second Birthday

Birthdays are a time for celebration as we become one year older, wiser, and more mature. For cancer survivors, we carry with us another date that sym…

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Bryon

In , during a pickup basketball game at the local gym, Bryon Daily was beginning to feel his age, playing against -. A former college track athlete in…

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Families Fighting for Cancer Cures: Generation LLS

As an organization founded by a family for families, The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (LLS) is celebrating years of impact on generations of families,…

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Melva

I am a survivor of lymphoma (Hodgkin and ). I was diagnosed with two kinds of cancer at the same time.When the doctors finally found out what I had, I…

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Every Year Counts: Celebrating My Healing from Hodgkin Lymphoma

Many blood cancer survivors remember the day they were diagnosed, and they never forget it. For Racheli Alkobey Peltier—Director of Diversity, Equity,…

Managing Stress: How stress affects you and ways to cope

Information about how stress affects you and tips for stress management.

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Medication Resource for Blood Cancer Patients

Use this calendar as an easy way for you and your family to manage medications and doctor’s instructions.

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Your support is invested wisely.Blood Cancer United is dedicated to doing the most for more people with blood cancer. And we're making an impact with …

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Shawn

As the Superintendent of Warren CUSD , I am privileged to serve this incredible community and school district. I have joined Team In Training (TNT) to…