Blood Cancer United shared on LinkedIn:
“More window seats. More ‘I dos’. More birthday wishes. More tassel turns. More time for the moments we wish last forever.
These moments matters most, and every blood cancer patient, survivor and family deserves to experience more of them. On Blood Cancer Awareness Month, you can help make more possible.
Your donation helps us provide free support, education, and opportunities to advocate for better care and resources to people affected by blood cancer. We’re all about blood cancer. So people with blood cancer can be about everything else. Because when we come together to support patients and families, they can focus more and more on moments that matter. Give today.
Tricia Hernandez, Director, Community Engagement at Blood Cancer United, shared Blood Cancer United’s post, adding:
“I didn’t even know what blood cancer was when I was diagnosed with lymphoma at the age of 32.
I wasn’t sure what my future would look like at that age, never mind that I may not have one. Since then, I’ve celebrated 22 birthdays, 22 anniversaries with my wife, 20 birthdays with my post cancer miracle baby and 11 years working at Blood Cancer United.
Every day and every moment a gift!”
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