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“Every year, cancer takes too much from too many.”

Running for Those Who Can't

This spring, HI community member Cass completed an incredible 50K ultramarathon in North Wales while raising funds to support Hodgkin’s International. Cass’s journey beautifully reflects the global nature of our community. Having received cancer treatment in Australia and long-term follow-up care in the UK, she has also used survivorship resources from Hodgkin’s International to help guide her ongoing care.

In fact, Cass recently shared that after reviewing her HI Survivorship Plan with her healthcare team, an important carotid artery screening was added to her follow-up care, a powerful reminder of why survivorship education matters.

We are deeply grateful for Cass’s generosity, determination, and commitment to helping other survivors thrive after treatment.

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Cass

Every year, cancer takes too much from too many. The charities fighting it, funding research, supporting survivors, caring for families, rely on people willing to go the extra mile. Literally. As a two-time cancer survivor, Cass knew exactly what these charities mean — and she ran to give back.

Cass
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