Be Well: Olympic Gold Medalist Mia Hamm Talks Bone Marrow Transplants

FIFA women's world cup champion and two time Olympic gold medalist Mia Hamm joined beWell to talk about her family's experience with a rare bone marrow disease. Hamm's brother, Garrett, died from complication of the illness at just 28-years-old.

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