September 2026
A once-anonymous donor is now a permanent part of our lives, celebrating love, family, and the future he made possible.
A once-anonymous donor is now a permanent part of our lives, celebrating love, family, and the future he made possible.
It’s difficult to wallow when Etta bursts into the room with her infectious giggle and Jack Sparrow run.
There is every reason to believe that brighter days are ahead
After being given less than a 5% chance at life, I did not want to waste my second chance.
For Spring Break 2026, Rafhaela, an Artemis SCID patient, choose to serve on a mission trip to an area of North Carolina still experiencing the after effects of a damaging hurricane.
While Alex’s journey involved significant challenges, Austin’s experience with SCID was very different — yet both paths shaped who they are today.
Even when plans change abruptly and painfully, compassion and connection can still grow.
To save his life, Jake needed a bone marrow transplant. As a 50-50 match to my son, I was able to be his donor.
I alone went to sit with the doctors at the morning conference, and I spoke to those who came through during rounds, and also dealt with doctors who weren’t on site via phone, email, and text.