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Discover stories of hope and healing Watch videos View all Li-Fraumeni Syndrome (LFS): Laughter is Good Medicine Whitney was diagnosed with diagnosed with Li-Fraumeni Syndrome (LFS) as a teenager. She shares how laughter helped in her journey. Getting to Know Your Care Team Getting to know your care team helps you advocate for your child. A mother shares how this can help keep your child safe. Choosing a Clinical Trial Michele and Joseph, parents to a child with cancer, discuss reasons to consider a clinical trial, questions to ask, and hopeful thoughts on choosing a clinical trial. Read blog posts View all Cancer Survivor Helps Others Get the COVID-19 Vaccine Katie has made it her mission to get everyone she can vaccinated against COVID-19. Cancer Survivor Helps Others Get the COVID-19 Vaccine Katie has made it her mission to get everyone she can vaccinated against COVID-19. 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