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Archival photos of Willa's stay at Kosair Children's Hospital in Louisville lay upon the kitchen table in Jim and Jody's home. Willa stayed at Kosair after the initial removal of her tumor located on the part of the brain containing the brain stem and cerebellum. Having a tumor in this area can cause a loss of speech in addition to a loss of gross motor skills.
Jody Frankenberger holds her daughter Willa as she smells the daffodils outside of the IU Proton Therapy Center on March 7. Before and after her appointments, Willa enjoyed smelling the flowers and playing outside.
Jody holds Willa's hands as she prepares to walk down a flight of stairs with her at the IU Proton Therapy Center. Having a brain tumor and having to endure chemotherapy and proton radiation to ultimately be healthy once again hindered and actually hurt Willa's learning process. Willa must relearn how to walk and talk now that she has undergone treatment.
Louisville residents James (Jim) Frankenberger, 47, and Jody Held, 46, walk through the Indiana University Proton Therapy Center in Bloomington, Ind. with their daughter Willa Rose Frankenberger, 19 months, after a proton treatment on March 7, 2012. Diagnosed with a brain tumor in July of 2011, Willa underwent chemotherapy treatments and then moved on to proton therapy at the IU Proton Therapy Center. Jim and Jody took Willa to therapy appointments at the center five days a week for six weeks in an attempt to ensure that the possibility of the tumor returning is highly unlikely.
The birth announcement of Willa Rose Frankenberger hangs upon the refrigerator in the home of Jim Frankenberger and Jody Held in Louisville, Ky. After being together for nearly thirty years, the couple had their first child on Aug. 10, 2010.
Sorority girls ride on a special rush bus on their way to their new houses.
The women's Little 500 race in April 2012
Nobel prize winner Elinor Ostrom poses for a photo in her office, located in the newly named Vincent and Elinor Ostrom Workshop in Political Theory and Policy Analysis.
Chefs that participated in 100 Men that Cook high-five people attending the event as they make their way around the gym Saturday at Assembly Hall. The event raised money for Bloomington Hospital Foundation.
A brain sculpture designed by David Ebbinghouse and Connor Ebbinghouse sits outside the IU Auditorium on Sunday.
Members of an M 118 Finite class hold signs protesting zombies Friday in front of the Sample Gates.
Victor Vazquez of indie rap group Das Racist performs on stage Thursday in Alumni Hall.
Ashok Kondabolu of Das Racist performs using two microphones Wednesday in Alumni Hall.
Himanshu Suri and Victor Vazquez of of indie rap group Das Racist perform together Thursday in Alumni Hall.
Himanshu Suri of of indie rap group Das Racist performs Thursday in Alumni Hall. The group was brought in by Union Board for the Canvas premeire party, Union Board's creative arts magazine.
Victor Vazquez of indie rap group Das Racist performs on stage Thursday in Alumni Hall. Known for their humorous lyrics, Das Racist is originally from New York, N.Y.
Himanshu Suri of of indie rap group Das Racist performs Thursday in Alumni Hall. The group was brought in by Union Board for the Canvas premeire party, Union Board's creative arts magazine.
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Nobel prize winner Elinor Ostrom sits in her office Tuesday in the Workshop in Political Theory and Policy Analysis.
