Molly tells us the story of her son Easton and his diagnosis of Optic Pathway Glioma and Neurofibromatosis (NF1).  Easton and his family has been through a lot, but he keeps positive and proudly shows off his scars. Keywords: g-tube, Ronald McDonald House,

Rebecca tells us the story of her son's ALL diagnosis.  He recently finished treatment.  Please read here to see Jack's drive-by cancer party/parade: https://www.azcentral.com/story/news/nation/2020/04/16/new-hampshire-4-year-old-gets-car-parade-after-beating-cancer/5144045002/

Parvathy tells us the story of her family's experience with cancer and a genetic condition.

Lori's son, Max, finished treatment for ALL in April 2019.  Lori has a ton of great information in her conversation.  Topics covered: momcology, Fit Like a CK Mother; Orgain; Alex's Lemonade Stand

Jennifer's son is 14 now and was diagnosed with medulloblastoma.  He finished treatment in February 2020, just a few months ago.  He took part in a clinical trial at St Jude in Memphis Tennessee.  He had to endure surgery, chemo and radiation.  We talk a bit about radiation in this conversation, so please check the notes to see the spiderman mask that we refer to.  In her tips and tricks she mentions smell sticks and we have put a link to amazon if this would be helpful for your family.

Leila's daughter was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia when she was 10 years old.  She discusses child life, Drums, Girls + Dangerous Pie by Jordan Sonnenblick.  She also talks about Bone Marrow Transplant and Graft V Host Disease (GVHD).

This interview is with Kristy and Joelle.  Their kids were diagnosed with leukemia and rhabdomyosarcoma (respectively) around the same time in 2018.  Please be sure to listen to the end where we talk about silver linings.  They have started a company called Two of a Kind and they sell beautiful earrings.  For each pair sold, one is donated to a caregiver. 2ofa.kind-Instagram https://www.facebook.com/2OfAKindEarrings/ www.2ofakindearrings.com

This is an interview with Karly. Karly is just about to graduate from High School. She is part of the Silver Creek Leadership Academy and is required to do a capstone project. Karly’s project is called You’ve got a friend in me. She has spent this year planning and executing her project. I am very lucky to be Karly’s mentor and I am so proud of all that she accomplished this year. I hope you enjoy it. Keywords: cancer, slca, silver creek, volunteer

We are so glad that Brittny shared her family's story with us.  Mac was diagnosed with AML when he was 8 mos old and then diagnosed with Diffused Midline Glioma when he was 3.  Mac is 7 now and he and Brittny just wrote a book called "This is hard, but you can do it".  You can follow their story at www.teammac2013.com.

Sha's son, Josiah is fighting ALL.  Listen as she tells us about his treatment, tips and tricks and silver linings.