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My cancer was diagnosed as a Malignant Solitary Fibrous Tumor of the Pleura- a very rare cancer- so rare that it affects only about 1 in 30,000,000 people.

Firefighter Jacob Poteat runs again after amputation, with a running blade donated by the Move For Jenn Foundation.

When Jenn Andrews lost her foot to sarcoma, she wanted to make a difference.  So she and her husband started the Move For Jenn Foundation to help o...

Since May, Jacob Poteat of Rutherfordton has dealt with a leg amputation and seven months of chemotherapy because of osteosarcoma.  The Move For Je...

The finish line at the 2018 Isabella Santos Foundation 5k got a little rowdy. For that, you can blame Jenn Andrews. But first, you’d have to find h...

Why wait in line for Santa when he can come to you?  Come join us for a Play and Greet with Santa at My Gym Ballantyne on Saturday, December 8th, f...

Anyone pick up the latest release of That's Life Magazine in Australia?  Jenn shares her amputation story, inspiring people all over the world.

Stay positive, don't read negative articles online or listen to negative advice. I started dating my now husband a week after my initial diagnosis and I think something he told me in the beginning has helped me the most. "Every day you fight to survive someone is one day closer to finding a cure."- Jim Powderly

“After losing my right foot and lower leg to sarcoma (a rare form of cancer) this year, I taught myself how to run again in six weeks and trained hard for a 5K race, which I completed just six months after my amputation. Interval training made a huge difference!"

Six months ago, Jenn Andrews didn’t know if she’d ever walk again. But on Saturday, the 34-year-old completed a 5K race in Charlotte, North Carolin...

With her oncologist, her husband and 125 other family members and friends by her side, Jenn Andrews completed her first 5K race since losing her f...

Such a big thank you to the Isabella Santos Foundation today!  They are an amazing group of people and today's race was such a success!  The Move F...