Our Story
Our Story Adam is a student at Arizona State University studying mathematics and statistics. Drawing from statistics terminology, he was born with an outlier health condition – a rare problem with his immune system called common variable immunodeficiency. About 1 in 25,000 have CVID. It is worth noting that CVID is considered a primary immune deficiency, so is not acquired by an infection. In fact, the opposite is true. CVID...
Continue Reading »Adam Kurth
Scottsdale, AZ
Transplant Type: BMT/Stem Cell
Transplant Status: Transplanted
Goal: $100,000.00
Raised: $65,050 of $100,000 goal
Raised by 252 contributors
Updates
Math and stats grad beats the odds by overcoming serious health issues
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Adam Kurth realized he wanted to study math while recovering in a Phoenix hospital bed in late 2020. With few social outlets, he became intensely focused on his... Continue Reading »
Emergence
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Adam has had the strength to survive so many health challenges — liver disease and transplant, lymphoma, immune deficiency and a bone marrow transplant. Today, he is cured... Continue Reading »
Goal Increase
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The fundraising goal has recently been updated per a conversation between Adam’s family and Rick Lofgren, COTA President & CEO. This letter below from Rick explains the recent... Continue Reading »
Adam’s story featured by Phoenix Children’s Hospital
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Meet Adam, an amazing teenager who recently endured some very serious health issues. However, his experience was a life lesson in disguise and Adam learned a lot about... Continue Reading »
Chandler Lifestyle magazine covers The Mulligan
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Chandler Lifestyle Magazine covered The Mulligan a May 6 golf tournament in the July 2021 edition, which will be in mailboxes soon. The tournament celebrated a lifesaving do-over—Adam's liver... Continue Reading »
Cancer-free at 9-month checkup!
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Adam was given the all clear for another three months, when his oncologist told him his labs and scan both look clear. No lymphoma was detected! We are... Continue Reading »