Category Archives: Childhood Cancer
What Is the Hospital Network Program?
For children with cancer, there’s no understating the importance of the hospital. It’s where many get diagnosed, it’s where they go for tests and treatments,…
Researchers, healthcare providers, voluntary organisations and parents warn community “not to lose momentum” in global fight against childhood cancer
Researchers, healthcare providers, voluntary organisations and parents warn community “not to lose momentum” in global fight against childhood cancer While the COVID-19 pandemic has…
Andrew’s Data Story
“I wish there was no such thing as cancer. But we do understand more.” -Andrew Six-year-old Andrew Smith was diagnosed with diffuse intrinsic pontine glioma…
Kynslee’s Data Story
“As a bereaved parent, you want the data to come back to you with answers. I want to know one day that they have figured…
Grace’s Data Story
“Everything happens for a reason. My tumor was found for a reason. I can walk, talk and not have any side effects that prevent…
Mason’s Data Story
“As parents, you want your child’s life to matter and their legacy to live on forever.” In February, 2016, Mason was diagnosed with T…
David Jr.’s Data Story
David Jr. and his family are on a mission to help raise awareness for childhood cancer, one day at a time. When David Jr. was…
Gabriella’s Data Story
“I need my childhood. Less and less kids are going to have their childhood if people don’t raise awareness and raise funds. Stop talking and…
Gold Ribbon Hero: Dana
Meet Dana, a fearless forever stage IV ganglioglioma warrior. Dana was a normal 11 year old when she was diagnosed with brain cancer. After attending…
Gold Ribbon Hero: Mighty Mason
Meet Mighty Mason, a 5 year old neuroblastoma warrior! When Mason started experiencing headaches and vomiting at three years old, his parents knew something wasn’t…