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I hardly notice anymore that Elliot has no hair. I do notice people’s reactions when they see him, if we’re at a restaurant or the store, and his hat falls off, or he takes it off, since he doesn't really… Read more »
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Marisa Fasanelli, President of Peter Pan Association (Rome, Italy) In the past thirty years, paediatric oncology is unquestionably the branch of medicine that has achieved most success in terms of healing, especially in the field of leukaemia. Nevertheless, about 25%… Read more »
Two nurses at the University of Minnesota Amplatz Children’s Hospital had a special idea. They created a video featuring their patients – something fun to look back on when cancer is hopefully just a memory. It is really an inspiring video and… Read more »
In July George H.W. Bush shaved his head for Patrick, a two year old boy with cancer. Patrick is the sun of a secret service agent. A group of secret service agents shaved their heads to show solidarity with the… Read more »
by Pico Iyer, Pico Iyer’s 13 year old daughter was diagnosed with cancer. He wrote down his experiences what it means for parents who’s children undergoing treatment. Here you find the link to the blog: http://opinator.blogs.nytimes.com
