Cure Kids Cancer

You've heard us talk about Camp Bring it On during our Cure Kids Cancer Radiothons. This Saturday (May 11) there's a Poker Run to help send our kids to camp this summer!

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Cancer, can my child really have cancer? That’s the question that still runs through the mind of Jenna Mohlenhoff when she looks at her nine-year-old daughter, Ona. And “terror” is the word that best describes what Jenna felt when she learned the tumor in Ona’s brain was the size of a baseball

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Rachelle Moore inspired to do project after listening to Cure Kids Cancer Radiothon.

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Here is the latest Cure Kids Cancer blog from Wesson Littau's mom & dad, Kristi & Logan.

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Here is the latest blog entry from Cure Kids Cancer hero Ady Hauert and her mom Bekah.

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Each week leading up to our 6th annual Cure Kids Cancer Radiothon, April 4-5 at Sanford Children's Hospital in Sioux Falls, Kristi Littau is sharing her thoughts, feelings and dreams for a cure for this awful disease.

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Bekah is looking back on how far they've come with Ady in two years while sharing an excerpt from her Caring Bridge site.

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Amanda is a student at Washington High School in Sioux Falls, a member of the basketball team, a 'typical teenager', and a cancer survivor! Amanda shares her thoughts on her Facebook page and we wanted to give you a glimpse into this amazing young lady's life:

"Whether one leg or two there are no limits to what you're able to achieve"

"Bad things happen to good people because God knows good people will find a way to overcome it"

"I admit I do get scared but I put on a smile and act like nothing's wrong because you never know who draws strength from your smile"

"Why would I be mad about having cancer when it's the best thing that's ever happened?"

2/26/13

Sitting down and rummaging through old pictures of Wesson brings back lots of memories.

What is life like without him? Life after cancer...and the devastation that comes with it?

It is truly unexplainable

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