When B.J. Viau was 10, his mother was diagnosed with HD. He decided not to be sad, but to do "something fun, give it all I have and help find a cure." He and his family started the Twin Cities Hoopathon fundraiser, which, in 15 years, has raised nearly $1 million for the Huntington's Disease Society of America. Recently B.J. joined friends from around the world to launch the Huntington's Disease Youth Organization. His inspiring advice: "No one will ever laugh at you for helping people. Just find a way to get involved, because every action, big or small, helps."
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