The Avion | The Avion The run was started to raise money for a past women's soccer player, Kate Waidmann, to help her with her medical bills to fight appendix cancer. The first year that the race took place, about 14 thousand dollars to help Waidmann pay for her medical bills. and more » |
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These Colors Do Run | The Avion Newspaper | Embry-Riddle ... - The Avion
Posted: April 9th, 2018, 1:54pm GMT
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Yard sales April 7 - WECT-TV6
Posted: April 7th, 2018, 7:00am GMT
Yard sales April 7
WECT-TV6
Join our neighborhood---Team Teri---in our first fundraising endeavor for Teri Massey, our dear friend diagnosed with rare appendix cancer. Teri and family will have to travel to Wake Forest for treatment. We have put together a family day of fun ... -
The Human Appendix - THISDAY Newspapers
Posted: March 24th, 2018, 12:35am GMT
THISDAY NewspapersThe Human Appendix
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Although some scientists believe that the human appendix has useful functions in the body, they still recommend the removal of the diseased appendix, as appendicitis or appendix cancer when left untreated, can be fatal and also because the removal of ... -
'It seemed like I had climbed Mount Everest': A rough year after daring cancer surgery - STAT
Posted: November 14th, 2016, 12:05pm GMT
STAT'It seemed like I had climbed Mount Everest': A rough year after daring cancer surgery
STAT
But there was one big difference. When STAT wrote about the surgery Phillips had last February, his insides had been coated with the jelly-like tumors of appendix cancer. Back then, he was about to have the inside of his abdomen scraped with burning ...