‘How God’s plan works’
Diagnosed twice with cancer, Madison Pflug has two transplants and prevails with a deeper faith and appreciation for each day.
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Diagnosed twice with cancer, Madison Pflug has two transplants and prevails with a deeper faith and appreciation for each day.
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Susan Calkins stood a slim chance of surviving stage 4 ovarian cancer—until a clinical trial improved her odds.
Seventeen children's hospital patients became celebrities for the night with the West Michigan Whitecaps.
Siblings Gloria Kragt and Judith Woodwyk battled breast cancer together. And won.
Young patients and their families enjoy the annual summertime gathering for the pediatric hematology-oncology program.
Video visits keep Ed Mikulskis closer to home as this farmer battles a rare lymphoma.
Diagnosed with stage 4 cancer, Michelle Mucha finds hope in a clinical trial.
Wendy Borden's battle with cancer inspired her to create a program that prepares food for patients weakened by the disease.
Treatment now approved for patients receiving chemotherapy for solid tumors.
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