Symbolized by a gold ribbon…
Symbolized by a gold ribbon, September has been acknowledged as Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. This is the time where we give emphasis and take action for every child who has cancer and the need to fund positive experiences that oftentimes are end of life experiences for many children with cancer. While Childhood Cancer Awareness month
Drugs
In this post, I am talking about heavy-duty drugs. Chemotherapy drugs create a full range of side-effects, and you, as a caretaker, have to provide your 'John Hancock' for their administration. That sounds crass, well maybe it is, but honestly, that's how it feels. Your child will die without these drugs, so why is the
Caffeine
I will be the first to admit that I never knew the impact childhood cancer could have on an individual or family. My first 'run-in' with cancer was right before the movies when employees passed around collection cans before previews began. Now, please don't get too upset with me here because I was about ten
9 Year Old Brain Cancer Patient Surprised With Special SpaceX Delivery!
Trenton, 9-year-old brain cancer patient of Santa Ana, Ca was one of the children Campaign One At A Time delivered a social distanced care package to last month in their collaboration with lifestyle brand, JETCET. This was the first in-person volunteer project Campaign One At A Time had hosted since the COVID-19 pandemic, and
Northern California Couple Donates Puppy To 3-Year-Old Brain Cancer Patient
Alex and Amber Gray, residents of Herald, CA were in for some extra fun during the COVID pandemic; PUPPIES!! 9 to be exact! A few months ago, the couple decided they would breed their 2-year-old female lab, with their friend's male lab, to bring a fun litter of new puppies to the world. Just three days