very proud of my brother, scott today.
Solving Kids’ Cancer
Today, Scott Kennedy, Executive Director, Solving Kids’ Cancer, and Joe McDonough, Founder and President, The Andrew McDonough B+ Foundation, presented a check to Duke University Medical Center to bring oncolytic virus therapy to children battling high-grade brain tumors. The adult trial, leveraging the re-engineered polio virus, has shown very promising results and this new pediatric trial gives tangible #hope to children who are desperately seeking new treatment options.
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a friend of mine worked as a researcher at duke…dr. john grant! this is terrific, beth!
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what an army of helping people they are –
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Love this very much. So important to my family.
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yes, and i’m sad this had to be so important to you personally, mark –
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There’s a whole lot of heaven waiting for people trying to save others.
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Yes )
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He is doing good work. I can understand why you’re proud.
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This is marvelous! You all are such an exceptional and kind family
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and yours as well, roy –
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That is awesome Beth your strengths have no end. God Bless!!! Awesome news for so many
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fingers crossed and lots of research
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You are my go to girl on research and having fingers crossed then if that works for you. Have a good one. I have a quick question I asked Roy but he didn’t know but told me to go to chat on here and asked them but I can’t find chat so I will ask you since I know you do research…I want to add a different picture to one of the themes that doesn’t have one and I don’t even know how to do that do you?
If so can you talk me through it? Let me know and I will sent you my phone # on FB okay
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hi kat – i’m not the research person, it’s more my brother but i’m always hopeful for all that he does. i am also one of the most tech-challenged people in the world, so i’m probably not the one to help you in that area either. i’m sorry, i wish i could help more )
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thanks it was worth a shot LOL Be good
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I’m glad to hear of new hope for children with advanced brain tumors.
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me too, russ –
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That’s fabulous much love xx
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It is )
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It’s a great cause. Amazing how underfunded pediatric cancers are.
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It really is!
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Definitely a worthy cause to share around! Great stuff!
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Wow Beth. You must be so proud. I do a lot of volunteer work with an organization called Prayers from Maria where I live. The foundation was started after Maria, age 7, passed from a DIPG in 2007. Went through the nightmare of a diagnosis with my own son when he was 6, which is how I learned of the organization. After a few rounds of chemo, he has been stable ever since (he’s 16). His tumor was malignant, but is dormant – called an optic glioma. We are completely out of the woods – thank God. There is nothing on earth like going through that. It is sheer horror.
Sorry to get started on all of this, but you got me started with this post! Anyway, I’m blown away that your brother does this work! That is so awesome!!!
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i am so glad to read that your son has survived this horror, kelly – we can’t give up until these diseases are gone –
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Thank you and absolutely. Thank you for being part of the fight.
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Pretty special!!!!
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yes –
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Well done to Scott. 👍
What a wonderful family. ❤
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