We briefly discuss what is typically placed in a care package. Each child is unique so we try to tailor it as much as we can. This is what the majority of your donations go toward.

The next part of our series on relationships deals with the most important one. We discuss our three C’s and two F’s (change, communication, compromise, family, and forgiveness) for maintaining a healthy relationship with your significant other while getting through this difficult time.

In this installment, we will focus on the parents. Just like last time, some of this may be a bit off putting, but these are from having been in this situation and not just us. This comes from other parents and those who have worked with countless families.

Change is always a constant, but for someone who has a child battling cancer, it is anything but slight. This often spills over into everyday relationships. With this short series, we are offering some insights and suggestions on how to keep those relationships healthy. Our first segment is for the friends and families of those affected.

It’s hard to forget the day that you hear those words… “Your child has cancer.” It’s a short sentence, but it changes your life forever. Not everyone’s journey is the same getting there, and it affects families differently. Join us in a brief discussion about that day with a few families.