Childhood Cancer Awareness
September is Childhood Cancer Awareness month.
Make sure and check out the Childhood Cancer link over on the right.
September is Childhood Cancer Awareness month.
Make sure and check out the Childhood Cancer link over on the right.
When my son finished treatment for leukemia, we had some of his medicine (oral chemo) left. The doctor told me to flush them down the toilet. I didn’t do it, because we have a septic tank. I thought the medicine would disrupt the balance of bacteria in the tank and cause us problems. I recently…
*This magic yarn post contains affiliate links. I recently heard about the Magic Yarn Project, and was so excited! You see, my son is a childhood cancer survivor, so I have a soft spot for anything that helps kids battling cancer. The Magic Yarn Project provides character wigs and beanies to kids who have lost…
I’m getting ready to leave to take Calen for his monthly exam and blood work. Prayers for traveling mercies, and good reports, GREATLY appreciated! Thanks!
A Comparison of Storms and Cancer……….by Kristie….Mom to Kendrie ** Unlike a hurricane or tornado, there is no Cancer Doppler Radar System. You have no advance notice or warning, no way to prepare. No time to board up your windows, throw your possessions in the car and flee the area. You’re just sitting there…
“C” is for Childhood Cancer Awareness. September is Childhood Cancer Awareness month. The Gold Ribbon is for Childhood Cancer. Only a small portion of research money goes towards childhood cancer. For some childhood cancers, it’s been over 20 years since new drugs have been approved. That’s just not right. These are our kids! All…
My son was diagnosed with leukemia in October 2000. He finished treatments in December of 2003. He visited his oncologists last Thursday when he went from being a cancer patient to a cancer survivor! In the hall outside the clinic In the clinic waiting room And sitting in the exam room Notice the recurring theme…