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September 2010

MEET JENNIFER ZIVIC, MT. EVEREST CLIMBER AND CREATIVE FORCE BEHIND CBTF'S MOUNTAIN CLIMBING

By Joe Fay
Wednesday, September 22, 2010

Jesse Mahugh, whose blog you may have read, is only one of our Mt.Everest climb team this year. Jennifer Zivic is the inspiration of this effort; two years ago she climbed Mt. Kilimanjaro to raise money for CBTF in honor of her father, who died of a brain tumor.

MT. EVEREST BASE CAMP TRAINING REPORT

By Jesse Mahugh (brain tumor survivor)
Tuesday, September 14, 2010

Everest Base Camp Training Report: Had a soccer game last night (we learned by losing) and worked out at the YMCA this morning.  Picture here is from kayaking with First Descents earlier in the month.  Calf if feeling better.  Just 20 days before I leave for Nepal, sure is coming up fast.  Have raised $305 for kids with brain tumors so far, only $7,695 left to go!  Join...

MT. EVEREST BASE CAMP TRAINING REPORT

By Jesse Mahugh
Saturday, September 11, 2010

Everest Base Camp Training Report: Wonderful Fall feeling morning. Reminds me of the old rec soccer playing mornings with the reversible yellow and blue jerseys when my buddies Cody, Phil and I were the 3 Strike-ateers. Going to do a roadbike ride today around Missoula. Still taking it easy with running, letting my pulled calf recover (been pulling my leg since marathon). Join this great...

BRAIN TUMOR FAMILY CAMP IN WISCONSIN

By Jessica Elder
Friday, September 10, 2010

During Labor Day Weekend, 24 families from Illinois, Wisconsin, Michigan, Iowa and Indiana traveled to Mukwonago, WI to attend CBTF's first brain tumor family camp held in the Mid-West! CBTF collaborated with Children's Oncology Services, Inc. (COSI) to offer this experience to families. Families arrived on Friday evening and left Monday morning. Parents attended a parent discussion group...

WORKING WITH SCHOOLS AFTER A BRAIN TUMOR DIAGNOSIS

By Stacia Wagner
Friday, September 10, 2010

Most teachers rarely, if ever, work with a childhood brain tumor survivor. They may not recognize the learning challenges a person may face from her diagnosis and treatment. Many cognitive effects will not be apparent until more complex thinking is required around third grade. This may be long after treatment ends. As parents, you may notice changes like your child spends the majority of his time...

22nd Annual Big Apple Circus

By Saran Kaba
Tuesday, September 7, 2010

The moment our kids have been waiting for has almost arrived! On Sunday, October 24th, CBTF will host the 22nd Annual Big Apple Circus benefit for the children and families we serve! We also hope that you will come join us for a fun-filled afternoon. Help us make this event an unforgettable one! The Big Apple Circus event offers an opportunity for children to enjoy a day of fun and entertainment...

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