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When the Emmy Award-winning hit reality TV show "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition" was looking to have fun in San Francisco for a deserving family in Lena Illinois, they chose the Waterfront Segway Tour by the Electric Tour Company.

The family enjoyed a private afternoon Segway Tour along the waterfront in San Francisco. Joey and Phillp Stott and their three children Jonathan, Kaila and Michael spent four memorable days in the City.

We were pleased to host them for one of their activities in the city.

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About Episode 10 - Stott Family

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Actor David Duchovny helps the team rebuild a home for a leukemia survivor.

Find your seat and prepare yourself for another touching episode of "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition." This week they head with the team to Lena, Illinois to help the Stott family.

Joey Stott was diagnosed with leukemia over 4 years ago. The doctors told her husband Phillip that she would only have a 20% chance of surviving the chemotherapy and without a bone marrow transplant she would die. Joey was able to pull through and receive a bone marrow transplant from an anonymous donor that not only saved her life but changed the lives of both her husband and 3 children. Once the Stott family seemed to have their lives back on track, disaster struck the family home. Faulty wiring in the home caused a fire that left the home unlivable. The family of 5 now shares a 240 sq. foot trailer. Due to her weak immune system, Joey must take drugs before even entering the home because of the mold and mildew that have built up in the walls.

The Stotts are at the end of their rope and looking for help when the Extreme Team arrives. Viewers can see both excitement and relief in all the Stott family faces as Ty and the gang meet the family. Story continues here

San Francisco Electric Tour Company was pleased to be one of the hundreds of volunteers and companies that made this dream come true for the Stott Family.

This Extreme Makeover: Home Edition show featured Joey Stott's transplant story.

For more information on how you can "Be The Match" and the National Marrow Donor registry program.

Visit BeTheMatchFoundation.org

Thousands of patients hope for a bone marrow donor who can make their life-saving transplant possible. They depend on people like you. You have the power to save a life. Take the first step today.