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Kris Jenner bids farewell to Keeping Up With The Kardashians at THAT Hidden Hills mansion

Kris Jenner could be seen in a newly surfaced clip bidding a fond farewell to her days on Keeping Up With The Kardashians. The 65-year-old was feeling nostalgic for her 'old house.'

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Moms search for lifesaving bone marrow donors for daughters with rare diseases

DKMS (NEW YORK) — A group of moms from across the country celebrated Mother’s Day this year with one wish — to find the bone marrow donors who will save their daughters’ lives. “If she gets the bone marrow transplant, she’ll be a normal baby,” Anessa Haden said of her 8-month-old daughter, True, who has been told by doctors she likely won’t live past the age of 3 without a matching donor. “A bone marrow transplant is literally her hope to a long life.” True was diagnosed three months ago with congenital amegakaryocytic thrombocytopenia (CAMT), a rare disease in which bone marrow no longer produces platelets, which are critical to blood clotting and preventing bleeding, according to the National Institutes of Health (NIH).

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Meet the 9- and 11-Year-Old Sisters Whose Lives Christina Applegate Is Trying to Help Save

Meet the 9- and 11-Year-Old Sisters Whose Lives Christina Applegate Is Trying to Help Save People 12/21/2020 © Provided by People Courtesy The Van Sciver Family; Inset: Jeff Kravitz/FilmMagic This Christmas, two adorable sisters from Inglewood, California are asking for a bone marrow donor to save their lives — and Christina Applegate is using her voice to help find a match. Kimora, 11, and Kylie Van Sciver, 9, are often with their "second family" at Children's Hospital Los Angeles, where they get treatment for the complications caused by sickle cell anemia, their mom Destiny tells PEOPLE. "I feel like nothing compares to the suffering that Kimora and Kylie have endured through my life, and seeing it as a mother firsthand," says Destiny, 33. "Having a front seat to it is the worst thing you can imagine."

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