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A special event was held for the family of an 8-year-old boy who needs a bone marrow transplant. Tuesday night at the Pine-Richland vs. Seneca Valley basketball game, players and fans from both teams wore T-shirts to honor Jax Ramirez. To join the national bone marrow registry: Text JAX to 61474 or go to my.bethematch.org/jax.
Like many college students, Washington & Jefferson College senior Erin Burns spent much of early December studying for finals. But the accounting major added one more activity to her to-do list: potentially save a stranger’s life. Burns, 21, traveled to New York City earlier this month to donate blood stem cells to a 65-year-old woman […]
Jax has a rare autoimmune disease affecting just one in 1.6 million people.
"Every person should have a second chance at life," Missy Ramirez said.
Courtesy of the Ramirez family(NEW YORK) -- Seven-year-old Jax Ramirez was born a "typical little boy," according to his mom -- but now, he's one in 1.6 million