<p>One of the scariest memories I have as a mother was when my own daughter had an unexplained illness.  The uncertainty, the fear of losing your child, and the unbearable moments of seeing your child suffer feels like someone placed your heart on an open chopping board.  Alex and Carrie share their story of grief, pain, and triumph as they talk about their daughter's battle with Leukemia.   #CurrynStrong</p>

One of the scariest memories I have as a mother was when my own daughter had an unexplained illness. The uncertainty, the fear of losing your child, and the unbearable moments of seeing your child suffer feels like someone placed your heart on an open chopping board. Alex and Carrie share their story of grief, pain, and triumph as they talk about their daughter's battle with Leukemia. #CurrynStrong

<p>One of the scariest memories I have as a mother was when my own daughter had an unexplained illness.&nbsp; The uncertainty, the fear of losing your child, and the unbearable moments of seeing your child suffer feels like someone placed your heart on an open chopping board.&nbsp; Alex and Carrie share their story of grief, pain, and triumph as they talk about their daughter's battle with Leukemia.&nbsp; &nbsp;#CurrynStrong</p>

Episode 6: Alex and Carrie talk about childhood cancer

Welcome to The Curious Ahjuma podcast.  I’m your host Shinhong.  I’m a 40-something Ahjuma, which is the Korean word for older Korean lady.  But this podcast isn’t about getting old.  It’s about embracing curiosity.  I’m curious about a lot of things but for most of my life, I’ve shooed my curiosity away like it was frivolous.  What I’m realizing is that that’s a big mistake.  So I’m finally letting myself be curious.  Especially about people.  I’m curious about your story of resilience, empowerment, suffering, triumph.  How did you get there and why? Join me as I interview different people to hear their unique stories and let’s build a community of curious minds.

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Welcome to The Curious Ahjuma podcast. I’m your host Shinhong. I’m a 40-something Ahjuma, which is the Korean word for older Korean lady. But this podcast isn’t about getting old. It’s about embracing curiosity. I’m curious about a lot of things but for most of my life, I’ve shooed my curiosity away like it was frivolous. What I’m realizing is that that’s a big mistake. So I’m finally letting myself be curious. Especially about people. I’m curious about your story of resilience, empowerment, suffering, triumph. How did you get there and why? Join me as I interview different people to hear their unique stories and let’s build a community of curious minds.

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