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Gloria Roman-Martinez
06/13/2017
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Kelli Laird-Ore
09/12/2016
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Christina Schnese
04/18/2016
A student walking through a Massachusetts college campus engaged in one small act of kindness that saved the life of a Denver-area woman and started what both say will be a life of friendship and activism for stem cell and bone marrow transplants.
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Monica Avila
04/18/2016
The phone call on a Friday in April, 2008 announcing, “You have leukemia,” hit Monica Avila like a lightning bolt. She was 21 years old and studying for her last set of final exams at Johnson & Wales University before graduation.
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Shelia Gannon
04/18/2016
Five years brings a lot of healing. I’m back to enjoying the outdoors with my family.
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Barbara Hansen
04/13/2016
Cancer may have cost me my hair temporarily and two inches in my spine, but I gained wonderful new friends, some of whom are also survivors, a new outlook on life and a renewed immune system through my stem cell transplant.
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Rob Zeis
04/13/2016
As I reflect back on the past two years, the one thing I am certain of is that our lives were upended and changed forever.
