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Thank you for sharing your story. My son was recently diagnosed this past December. Like you shared, there were NO signs. He was healthy and then after Christmas, he became fatigued. Went to ER and the doctor came back and said "I don't understand your sons hematology. I have contacted the hospital"...heart to the floor...He is a fighter and will beat this! Thank you for your inspiring story.

A beautiful boy ❤

Great story. On point, too - now more than ever.

My friend, Jeff, had A Plastic Anemia when we were in junior high and was getting prepared for transplant but sadly, he died before it could take place.

Why did u delete it?!

Good message, heartwarming, and wholesome. 10/10

I like the shorter version more

Look. I get it but what about the animals? The world will actually not be a better place without us

Do you have any information for adults who have survived childhood cancer? I am 29 years out and my oncologist believes I have PTSD symptoms.

This was legit my 5th grade teacher

That was my 5th grade teacher!!! She was the best!!!!

BRO SHE IS A 5th grade teacher in my school

MY TEACHER!!!!

I'm not even kidding she was my 5th grade teacher and im dying🤣🤣🤣

Omgosh the girls could be sisters! They look so much alike! What a blessing xoxo

I’m so happy to hear that young man is cancer free. Praise God. No child should have to ask if he or she is going to die… No child should have to suffer from such a terrible disease. Cancer sucks.

God bless these kids

Was that a Susquehanna service dog

Oh my goodness! I love it! Adorable& funny

OMG, speechless, I just love you guys, and of course your amazing staff! xo

My son Ross was and still is an inspiring young man. At the age of 18, Ross had an incredible ability to make people laugh and smile no matter what the situation was. Seeing what Ross went through during the weekly treatments of chemotherapy, spinal taps, and bone marrow aspirations without so much as a tear, that we saw, has always given me strength to go forward. I miss Ross so much. I think about the kind of man he would be today, and how he looked forward to following in his brother Tyler's footsteps to serve in the Air Force. Well I guess he got his dream as Ross is now in the greatest Air Force in the Universe, Heaven. Atta Boy! Keep flying high Ross Pischke. I love you always! -Dad

Jeff foxworthy. This is single handedly one of the biggest issues of our time. Its unjust and we need to foght childhood cancer. Childhood memories are memories of like disneyland and slip and slides and going to the pool or getting a new teddy bear from dad not laying in a hospital praying that youll live to be 10.

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This is the funniest thing I have ever heard ever.

*Roush

I agree- We need to find a cure for childhood cancer! Thanks Jeff for bringing awareness to this issue and hopefully help others understand the need for pediatric cancer research. My son was diagnosed with Leukemia on 11/13/09 and it changed our life forever.

please look up DIPG (diffuse intrinsic pontine glioma). i don't see these children on most cancer sites. the cure rate for this cancer is 0%. i know because my grandson and other beatiful children have fought or are fighting for their lives. the only real treatment is radiation, but the tumor regrows. time is short. 90% don't make it to 2 years and most only 6-9 months. help give these children hope.

Thank you Jeff Foxworthy! Nobody understands what it is like until you go through a child having cancer. We lost our 8 yr. old granddaughter Autie on May 28, 2010. She fought a very hard battle with the disease. Too many children are dying from this disease. She had medulloblastoma(brain cancer). We miss her very much. Nobody thinks that it can happen to them until it happens. Support Childhood Cancer Research!!

2% so sad and unfair ...