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  1. 2012 Jimmy Fund Radio-Telethon Final Segment

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    Thu, 23 Aug 2012

    Mike Adams, Joe Castiglione and Jason Wolfe wrap up the eleventh annual Jimmy Fund Radio-Telethon which raised over three million dollars for the Jimmy Fund and Dana-Farber. Also the guys give their final thoughts on these two emotional days in the effort to “K” cancer.

    jimmy fund found at 3:43, 4:45, 7:04

    have lost someone to cancer and that they still look to the Jimmy Fund clinic that brought a tear to my guy. As if it was not for you on the staff at the Jimmy Fund we would have never been able to get through what we went through. -- Chris only battle for ten months. The Jimmy Fund clinic welcomes you with open arms and you become a family member instantly. I think of Chris every day and I think of the Jimmy Fund clinic almost every day also. The clinic was a very large part of our life for those ten months. And we will
    a family forever. We will never forget the entire staff -- the Jimmy Fund clinic. I just wanted to take this moment and say thank you and continue to do the great work you're doing. When
    people at -- in their entire team. Everybody of course at the Jimmy Fund . And certainly the Red Sox for giving us the go home to be able put this thing together. Without all of those
  2. Planet Mikey: Uri Berenguer and Kay Murcer

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    Thu, 23 Aug 2012

    After he was informed that he may not be able to have children, Red Sox Spanish Broadcaster Uri Berenguer talks about his time as a patient at Dana-Farber and expresses the joy of beating the odds and having a happy and healthy child. Following Uri, the guys spoke with Kay Murcer, widow of the late Yankees outfielder and broadcaster Bobby Murcer. She talks about her husband’s battle with cancer and current local connection to The Jimmy Fund and Dana-Farber.

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    Like from Fenway Park. It's the eleventh annual Jimmy Fund radio telethon and we have we've had quite today we recorded 22 day period is always have a lot of amazing work being done by volunteers of people from the Dana Farber Cancer Institute . People all over the ballpark that worked for the Red Sox people all over new wing blend. Raising money to people mining
    many years on the radio comments for that sixteen years as a Jimmy Fund patient and that -- What twelve years Spanish broadcaster. -- that it -- out. And I you don't. All right my guys
    I mean this on so many miracles that have experienced. Through the Jimmy Fund in and of my life. I mean one of the one of the yes side effects that that they weren't sure about the one that in north felt if I was gonna be -- it would have been
  3. Planet Mikey: Tori Rando

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    Thu, 23 Aug 2012

    Tori Rando joined Mike Adams and Joe Castiglione after tonight’s game to talk about her experience with Dana-Farber and The Jimmy Fund. Tori is a cancer survivor and a former pediatric patient.

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    now we've got to this winding down point of that. Of the Jimmy Fund radio telethon and I didn't tell you something and -- do you know again proud of all you folks out there all you generous people of ponied up the -- this is what it's all about. We need money that's why we're here we've been here for today's television you know it's true -- for those of you that haven't had a chance to yet I just know you well. I don't you pick up the phone go to 8777381234. And make your donation. To -- Jimmy Fund efforts here and we've had such a great day. It's been spectacular I wanna give you an updated number before I introduce
    making your donation tonight we get home get any computer. Go to Jimmy Fund dot org or ditch your cell phone out text KK answered it to zero to two to donate ten bucks they TT. Well AT&T will match your first five -- that number. It's my pleasure to reintroduce. Our friend in the great -- Jimmy Fund . Jokester Leo the voice the Red Sox -- I am IQ how we are wrap this up before -- a close with
    these stories told on the air. How much empathy the the the cancer patient has for the people around them. You know compared to self pity it is not what you -- does not creep into it is often is. As the feeling of you know motion prevent and I know that you guys -- tell us how the Jimmy Fund helps with that situation -- your family members especially the siblings as well as parents. Well you know I have to say that this one here said blonde broke fix me. Pets I have a prompt to -- -- though I have things to do with -- -- me so her experience. And her attitude. Got us through. Along with. That Jimmy Fund and everything that they do -- -- -- just tremendous. Did you have confidence at the time that the people of Dana
  4. 2012 Jimmy Fund Day 2 Montage

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    Wed, 22 Aug 2012

    Hear the very best moments from our second day of the 2012 Jimmy Fund Radiotelethon

    medical team found at 0:06

    -- this this is really hard I remember. You're looking at one medical team comes into surgery and other medical team comes to chemotherapy -- team to team. I'm gonna do either. 700 if you until they're worried about your station -- looks and he says he means. I can come from -- And I think yeah and that's horrible hole and disease and so as a mom's house taking bad news is really -- really hard but in this thing is that. We really work hard to focus on the
  5. Planet Mikey: Currivan Aloudoar

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    Wed, 22 Aug 2012

    Currivan Aloudar stops by to tell Mikey Adams, Ordway, and Holley about how he was diagnosed with osteosarcoma on 2004 after sustaining what he thought was a basketball injury. After opening up with some lackluster humor, Aloudoar talks about being dragged to the hospital by a friend and going through the rigors of his treatment and surgery on his leg.

    young buck found at 0:45

    he started. Hey you're just 26 you're exactly I'm still I'm still young buck and you got got plenty of time now hope he's not retiring vita is large caches Roland is -- -- -- challenged
  6. Planet Mikey: Andrew Dreyfus

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    Wed, 22 Aug 2012

    Andrew Dreyfus, the president and CEO of Blue Cross Blue Shield, stops by to tell Glenn, Michael, and Mikey Adams about a bet between the front offices of Blue Cross Blue Shield and the Boston Red Sox to see which could walk more stairs. Representing the victor, Dreyfus announces a combined contribution of $15,000 to the Jimmy Fund.

    jimmy fund and dana farber found at 2:09

    -- well you know both organizations. A strong supporter is of the Jimmy Fund and Dana Farber and so. We both agreed to make the contributions that to the Dana Farber but the loser. Amid higher contribution together we're giving 151000 dollars -- today for this great. A telethon that -- and that's
  7. Big Show: Helen Montie

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    Wed, 22 Aug 2012

    Helen Montie, a 16-year-old leukemia survivor, joins the Big Show to talk about her story of not just over coming her disease, but also training for and completing a 1,200-mile bike ride earlier this year. Helen did this after being diagnosed in January 2010 and finishing her treatment in February 2012.

    pan mass challenge found at 0:46

    she Liz. She helped me train. She was also training for the pan mass challenge at times so that that -- your tree the -- during treatment. Yeah I was training during treatment lung -- before I
  8. Big Show: Richard Conoboy and Richard Boyajian

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    Wed, 22 Aug 2012

    After being diagnosed with Hodgkin’s disease in 1970, Richard Conoboy was diagnosed with colon cancer in 2005 and now talks about his long journey living with the disease with Ordway and Holley. Along with Conoboy, Rich Boyakjian, clinical director of the adult survivorshop program at Dana-Farber, discusses the long-term care necessary for adults looking to manage their lifestyles with the disease and make sure their lasting medical needs are addressed.

    children's hospital found at 7:04

    know what was an inspiration for me was a girl lot of Children's Hospital . Carried -- Hamas so that was. Don't you didn't leave the hospital for almost a year after she was treated. And I
  9. Big Show: Maddie Dillon

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    Wed, 22 Aug 2012

    Maddie Dillion, a 16-year-old leukemia survivor, talks with Glenn and Michael to discuss her diagnosis at age eight, her four-and-a-half year treatment, and growing up while battling the disease. Now an active athlete in Hingham, Maddie talks about preparing for college and moving on beyond some rough times as a child, including a relapse that led to another two-and-a-half treatment.

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    bad in. I finished -- they're -- stock days and -- -- Jimmy Fund was awesome especially my nurse Amanda who I was so close said and police this is amazing career loves him so much
    You can start your senior year in the fall at hang them high school . Hockey volley okay usually contracted. -- year in -- -- thinking about college what are you where you think about going to college in what you wanna do. Yeah list -- unless day close. Not like -- fire because I definitely miss staying close like at least in boxing design I -- volunteered to Jimmy Fund make as much as I can end. And I have a listen mind. You any -- -- quinnipiac my brother is actually
  10. Big Show: MLB Commissioner Bud Selig

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    Wed, 22 Aug 2012

    Bud Selig makes his annual Jimmy Fund appearance on the Big Show to discuss the impact of the Jimmy Fund in baseball and to announce a $59,000 commitment to help the Jimmy Fund fight cancer. He also talks about the current state of baseball, the addition of the second wild card, and the presence of performance enhancing drugs in baseball.

    major league baseball found at 0:00, 1:14, 2:54

    A Major League Baseball is always there when we need him and he joins us live on the phone line right now. Mr. commissioner how are you today. I'm good guys how -- you and congratulations. Directors to mercy who remembers him. You know a lot of I'm home crowd of a lot of things in baseball and I know all the clubs -- charitable work but. Everybody uses that Jimmy Fund . As really a prime example. Not only successful. Local charity but all the wonderful work that they've done. I believe that charity
    doing this commissioner but. You are a part of it to your Major League Baseball . You've been very generous. Every year and have helped us. Reach that goal so. And I guess you've usually got yourself too because. I did well I am really grateful that do what I always say people who we gotta be grateful when we're in this position. And Simpson Jimmy Fund who's 59 here I'd like to pledged 59000. Dollars on behalf of Major League. Great superb. So where it's fantastic. Believe me when I say it's a privilege to do and I just thank all of you that have been involved thank everybody that you can surely Stuart and makes me -- that they're they're the Red Sox and everybody else in life is taken in Jimmy Fund to the heights that it has been. -- good good good its done and by the way will continue to just. Well do what we love about it is that every year we can count on you and every year we can count on you for a higher number and make it symbolic based on the the 59 years of the Jimmy Fund and the Red Sox is terrific commissioner we really. I'm very innovative vision -- should do -- and I'll look forward to talking to you guys
    to have a September. Where there's gonna be far more interest to Major League Baseball because of that dish. While I do we know it's worked out very an old you remember in fact it was in Boston in. In September of 1993. Where I want while than. A lot of criticism by the way are you ruining baseball and it won't work and well we know it did work and we know it didn't work for the Red Sox and some very historic years. Seriously it's worked great this time. Calm everybody around me including my fourteen man committee. Right reform
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