Kids v Cancer

kidsvcancer.org

Kids v. Cancer promotes pediatric cancer research by identifying impediments in the research process - new drugs, tissue donation, and access to funding - and developing strategies to address them.

Managing Transitions - Digging Deep

diggingdeep.org

The transition from school to summer has me thinking about the smaller transitions that we face on a regular basis and how we can manage, cope, even celebrate those as we move forward in our complicat...

To the Mom Whose Child Just Received a Cancer Diagnosis

themighty.com

"I'm sorry you're part of this group."

4 Signs You Should Get Help For Your Grief

prevention.com

The following signs often indicate that you could benefit from some extra support if you are suffering from grief.

Click here to support Team Emma organized by Tara Dimler Loosbrock

gofundme.com

Emma Jean, daughter of Katrina and Dan Joesten, little sister to Henry has been spending her days and nights at Lucile Packard Children's Hospital Stanford, with her parents by her side. Katrina is an...

Cancer Mythbusters Episode #6 – Is Palliative Care Only for End-of-Life Patients?

blog.dana-farber.org

Cancer Mythbusters Episode #6 – Is Palliative Care Only for End-of-Life Patients? Published: June 30, 2017 Tags: LifeWithCancer,PatientSupport 0 Palliative care is an often misunderstood specialty, ...

Inside Cancer’s Newest Miracle Cure

time.com

It combines the power of genetics and the immune system

To Parents Whose Children Just Entered the World of Chronic Illness

themighty.com

"Just because our lives are a bit different doesn’t mean they can’t be just as extraordinary."

'Just Show Up': Sheryl Sandberg On How To Help Someone Who's Grieving

npr.org

The Facebook executive lost her husband in 2015. She says, "Rather than offer to do something, it's often better to do anything. Just do something specific." Her new book is called Option B.

Making Your Workplace Safe for Grief

hbr.org

It’s not just about HR policies.