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VIDEO | Megan's journey: From spinal taps to Glamorama

August 15, 2009
On May 9, 2008, young Megan Nurnberger was diagnosed with leukemia. Now in sixth grade, Megan has survived a long trial of sometimes-painful treatment with the love and support of her family and friends. Now, Megan is dedicated to helping find a cure for cancer and is eager to share her story to help others. That's why she was chosen by Macy's to be the "child ambassador" for Glamorama 2009, a high-profile fashion and entertainment event to benefit Children's Cancer Research Fund.

Chuck Olsen (chuckolsen@gmail.com) is a freelance video producer and co-founder of TheUptake.org.

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Chuck Olsen

Chuck Olsen (chuckolsen@gmail.com) is a freelance video producer and co-founder of TheUptake.org.

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