What should have been an exciting milestone of kindergarten turned into a life-altering medical crisis for Aida.

Blood Cancer United, which was formerly known as the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, has created a way for blood cancer patients to tap into resources that can ease the financial burden of receiving treatment.

Blood Cancer United, a nonprofit, has compiled a list of resources aimed at encouraging and educating blood cancer patients. Some resources are available free of charge.

In the garden of CHRISTUS Children’s Hospital, dozens of people recently gathered to celebrate the end of a painful and emotional journey.

Thanks to efforts from doctors, researchers, health care providers and nonprofits such as Blood Cancer United, certain types of blood cancers are not the terminal diagnoses that these were decades ago.

The organization behind the annual Light the Night event may have changed its name, but its dedication to curing blood cancers continues.

Join KSAT and the KSAT Community for an evening of hope, remembrance and support at Blood Cancer United’s Light The Night.

Eight months and five rounds of chemotherapy later, Audrey Ramsbacher was in remission. She knows others aren’t as lucky.

A San Antonio teen is sharing her story of surviving blood cancer to give others hope.

Join KSAT and KSAT Community on Saturday, October 19, as the night sky is illuminated with hope and honor during the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society’s annual walk — Light the Night.

Be a beacon of hope for those who have been touched by cancer

June marks Cancer Survivor’s Month, and more than 18 million people in the United States are cancer survivors who are living with, through and beyond their disease, according to the American Association for Cancer Research.