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Elder is the latest handheld blood analyzer patient

A Lifeline for Elder: How the Handheld Blood Analyzer is Changing Lives

Empowering Families, One Blood Test at a Time: Elder’s Journey with the Handheld Blood Analyzer ... Read more
Lennox: Pediatric Brain Tumor Patient

Meet Lennox: A Little Fighter with a Big Heart

How a Handheld Blood Analyzer Can Bring Freedom and Hope to His Family At just ... Read more
Grace Banks, handheld blood analyzer recipient

Meet Grace Banks: A Warrior with a Smile

At just 12 years old, Grace Banks embodies resilience and optimism in the face of ... Read more

Levi’s Journey to the Stars

How a Handheld Blood Analyzer is Transforming His Life At the Raymond A. Wood Foundation, ... Read more
Peter - a germinoma survivor

Dancing Through Challenges: Peter’s Story

Peter, age 9, Receives a Handheld Blood Analyzer for Management of Arginine Vasopressin Deficiency (AVP-D) ... Read more
Nathan Johnson, latest recipient

Empowering Families: Nathan’s Journey with Craniopharyngioma and Diabetes Insipidus

Meet Nathan Johnson: A Brave Warrior, Age 5, Fighting Against Craniopharyngioma In May of 2021, ... Read more
Darren, A Craninpharyngimoa Survivor, suffered from a massive stroke after surgery.

Darren (12) Receives Medical Device from RAWF

Recently, the Raymond A. Wood Foundation provided a blood analyzer to Jialin, also known as ... Read more
Jess Betty Connor Brain Tumor Survivor

Jessica, a Germinoma Survivor, Faces Sodium Complications Later in Life

Survivors of hypothalamic-pituitary tumors pay a high price for survival. Many, through their lifetime, will ... Read more
Gadiel

A True Survivor – Meet Gadiel, RAWF’s Latest Blood Analyzer Recipient

Gadiel is described as a loving and strong six-year-old boy. On 3/6/2020, he endured a ... Read more
Bostyn

Meet Bostyn, Latest Handheld Blood Analyzer Recipient

Bostyn was diagnosed and treated for a craniopharyngioma brain tumor in the summer of 2021 and since then, daily labwork has been a requirement to manage diabetes insipidus, a condition, caused by the tumor or treatment, where the brain can no longer manage the body’s fluid balance. This can cause high or low blood sodium which can be fatal if not managed properly, but management of this condition is tricky.

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