St. Jude Inspire Audio Stories

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  • St. Jude Inspire is where you can find standalone audio stories of patients, families, staff and supporters of St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. Subscribe to this feed to hear these stories and episodes of other St. Jude Inspire podcast series. You can find more information and written versions at stjude.org/inspire
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St. Jude Inspire is where you can find standalone audio stories of patients, families, staff and supporters of St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. Subscribe to this feed to hear these stories and episodes of other St. Jude Inspire podcast series. You can find more information and written versions at stjude.org/inspire
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  • The long road home

    The long road home
    2022/09/22
    Each cancer journey is different. For Jennings, it’s meant years of treatment, hundreds of highway miles between his home state and St. Jude in Tennessee, and two bone marrow transplants. St. Jude Inspire writer Karina Bland tells the story of Jennings through the eyes of his dad Joel.

    This episode is free of advertising.

    Read a transcript of this episode:
    https://www.stjude.org/inspire/podcasts/audio-stories/the-long-road-home.html

    Read the story about Jennings and his family:
    https://www.stjude.org/inspire/series/home-from-st-jude/long-journey-ends-with-long-ride-home-from-st-jude.html

    Donate to St. Jude:
    https://www.stjude.org/inspire

    Credits: Hosted by Geoffrey Redick. Reported by Karina Bland. Edited by Grace Korzekwa Evans. Louis Graham is the Executive Producer of St. Jude Inspire.
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    16 分
  • The chain remains unbroken

    The chain remains unbroken
    2022/06/23
    Special Report: Ukraine

    When Russia invaded Ukraine, Natalia Vilcu could hear the airstrikes. She lives in Chișinău, the capital of Moldova. Through the air, the city is less than a hundred miles from Odessa in Ukraine, one of the first places Russian forces hit.
    Natalia is the president of a foundation called Life Without Leukemia. It’s part of an effort called SAFER Ukraine. St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital and ALSAC, its fundraising and awareness organization, have played a coordinating role in that effort, helping to establish an umbrella of support throughout Europe and even into North America.
    St. Jude Inspire podcast host Geoffrey Redick talks with writer Kristina Goetz about Natalia’s experiences helping pediatric cancer patients leave Ukraine to continue treatment.

    This episode is free of advertising.

    Read Kristina’s story about Life Without Leukemia helping Ukrainian pediatric cancer patients:
    https://www.stjude.org/inspire/series/around-the-world/partner-foundation-moldova-evacuate-ukrainian-kids-cancer.html

    Learn more about the SAFER Ukraine initiative and donate:
    https://www.stjude.org/inspire/series/around-the-world/special-report-ukraine.html

    Read Kristina’s story about Natalia’s efforts to save her son:
    https://www.stjude.org/inspire/series/around-the-world/how-far-one-mother-would-go.html

    Listen to the audio version of that story:
    https://www.stjude.org/inspire/podcasts/audio-stories/st-jude-audio-stories-how-far-one-mother-would-go.html

    Credits: Hosted by Geoffrey Redick, with reporting by Kristina Goetz. Edited by Grace Korzekwa Evans. Louis Graham is the Executive Producer of St. Jude Inspire.
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    14 分
  • The capital of brave people

    The capital of brave people
    2022/05/10
    When Russia invaded Ukraine, the people who run the Tabletochki Charitable Foundation got to safety and then got back to work. They knew many of the people they serve — Ukrainian kids with cancer — could no longer be treated in their home country. In partnership with St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital and ALSAC, its fundraising and awareness organization, and their global partners, Tabletochki has helped ensure the continued care of more than 1,000 children. Hundreds have gone to hospitals throughout Europe and North America. Some are being treated at St. Jude in Memphis.
    In this episode, Olga Kudinenko and Svitlana Pugach tell us about the work of Tabletochki and their plans for the future, once the war is over.

    This episode is free of advertising.

    Learn more about the SAFER Ukraine initiative and donate:
    https://www.stjude.org/inspire.html

    Credits: Hosted by Geoffrey Redick. Edited by Grace Korzekwa Evans. Production help from Caleb Suggs and Andres Garcia. Louis Graham is the Executive Producer of St. Jude Inspire.
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    15 分

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