Stories of Courage and Resilience

Milkshakes and other blessings in difficult times

Liz Bowen seized the opportunity to try a new type of transplant to cure her burning pain.

Heather was diagnosed with leukemia at age 37 and "celebrated" Christmas two years ago in the hospital, recovering from her stem cell transplant. She shares her memories.

Because of his sickle cell disease, Dominique lived his life wondering when the next episode of pain would sideline him. A transplant changed all that.

Do bad things always come in threes? Find out how a survivor changed his mind about that unlucky "rule."

Three years into a happy marriage and hoping to soon become a mom, Paige McCoy first had to face a fight for her life.

Big old bubble of joy describes Aanamyauri to a T.

How Gordon reclaimed a childhood joy

From stem cell transplant recipient to transplant nurse, Khadijah’s life has come full circle.

Before my diagnosis I was your typical 22-year-old. My priorities were boys, drinking and hanging with friends......

Social butterfly Mistha is a big sister and a powerhouse at four.

Brimming with life, passion and purpose drive Nikki to support kids with cancer and their families

What Peter and his wife learned from his transplant experience is there are many other "medicines" beyond drugs involved in the healing process.

At the hospital, doctors said that Daniel had from two days to two weeks to live. His 11-year-old son came to the rescue.

A mother whose son was her donor and husband her guiding light treats life differently after transplant

Diagnosed while pregnant Amanda is back to health with thriving kids, a great marriage, and a dream job

Never giving up hope, four-time transplant survivor now cycles to help others

A young mom from a small town in Alaska tackles the biggest challenge of her life: finding a cure for her son with leukemia

If you ask him, Braulio Correa will tell you that he's the same as he was before his bone marrow transplant, only better.

Nancy King McLain had a successful transplant in 1963 with bone marrow from her twin sister.

Battling Hodgkin disease and graft-versus-host disease hasn't been easy, but Matt has it under control.

When Barry learned he had myelofibrosis, his wife Hope became his researcher-in-chief.

With three transplants for multiple myeloma under his belt, Thomas Goode has a lot to say about beating myeloma.