No One Should Face Aggressive APL Alone
Support Programs Coming Soon
At the Sherelle McKinley Thomas Leukemia Foundation, we're building a trusted space where patients, caregivers, and families can turn for compassion, clarity, and community.
We are building a trusted space where patients, caregivers, and families can turn for compassion, clarity, and community. Here’s a preview of what’s coming:
We are working to create inclusive, healing spaces for patients, caregivers, and families dealing with Aggressive APL.
Our goal is to offer virtual and in-person support groups with multilingual and culturally sensitive options.
We're preparing easy-to-understand, compassionate resources to guide you through every step of the APL journey.
These resources will be available as guides, infographics, and videos soon.
As our foundation grows, we plan to offer financial assistance to help ease the burden during treatment.
We know the financial burden is real. This program is one of our top priorities.
We're laying the groundwork for a supportive community where no one has to face Aggressive APL alone.
You'll be able to connect with others walking this same journey—because you are not alone.
Our new subpage will help you understand what Aggressive APL is, how it's diagnosed, and why our work is so urgent. Stay tuned for more.
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If you or someone you love has been impacted by Aggressive APL, we would love to stay in touch. As these programs launch, you'll be the first to know.