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Nine-Year-Old Leukemia Patient Helps Other Kids Fighting Cancer

First Posted: 06/01/10 04:00 PM ET Updated: 05/25/11 05:40 PM ET

Genre Kids With Cancer

Inspired by how much their son, Genre, was calmer and happier by playing his Nintendo DS throughout numerous days in the hospital, his family and friends launched Genre's Kids With Cancer Fund. The nonprofit foundation provides Nintendo DS gaming systems and games for children undergoing chemotherapy and other cancer treatments.

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Inspired by how much their son, Genre, was calmer and happier by playing his Nintendo DS throughout numerous days in the hospital, his family and friends launched Genre's Kids With Cancer Fund. The no...
Inspired by how much their son, Genre, was calmer and happier by playing his Nintendo DS throughout numerous days in the hospital, his family and friends launched Genre's Kids With Cancer Fund. The no...
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NoraHuffposter
Liberal socialist
04:40 PM on 06/05/2010
A wonderful gift provided by Genre, wishing him a full recovery. I can't think of a worse hell than to watch your child struggle with a serious illness.
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lotusgirl
Turned off the TV and stepped out of the Matrix
05:46 PM on 06/04/2010
After a day of reading about the oil spill, joblessness, political fighting, it is SOOOOOOOOOOO nice to read something inspirational.

My poor little cousin died right before his 5th birthday from cancer after fighting on-and-off since he was 2. I wouldn't wish on my worse enemy what he went through.

Many blessings to the boy and all those who make the lives of children with illnesses easier!
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DJlaysitup
Class warfare? yep, it's always been class warfare
03:39 PM on 06/04/2010
Bravo! (clapping)
10:25 AM on 06/02/2010
How can anyone from The American Cancer Society look these children in the eyes and still maintain there is no cure for cancer?!?! Cancer CAN be cured, yet these young ones still suffer.
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08:52 AM on 06/02/2010
Wonderful!