Links and Resources
The fact is "Children die from cancer and cancer related illnesses every day". Please visit one or all of these sites, learn about childhood cancers and the organizations designed to help. Help a family, help a child, and help find a cure!!
Power 2 Believe - Keeping Friends Connected
Young people can stay connected with their family & friends
while they are in hospitals or at home with chronic, life threatening,
or serious conditions.
I’m a Kid Foundation is a nonprofit organization devoted to supporting children with medically related hair loss due to cancer, alopecia, or other ailments. Hair loss can be an extremely devastating issue and through generous donations we are able to increase public awareness and offer great programs and resources for children and their families.
Chemo Care - Chemotherapy and Beyond
Scott Hamilton's chemotherapy site offers the latest chemo information for cancer patients and their families, caregivers and friends. Outlines all you should know about chemotherapy and cancer treatment.
The Link to Beating Cancer.
A book authored by a young man diagnosed with Osteosarcoma of the left femur at 17-years of age. Eight years later he has published a book designed to help patients and families battle cancer. The book is titled: “The Link to Beating Cancer: The Real Life Story of a Teenage Cancer Survivor.”
Wigs For Kids. Wigs for Kids assists children suffering from hair loss due to chemotherapy, burns and other medical circumstances.
The BeauBeau – a fun, fashionable, and comfortable alternative to wearing a wig. Beautiful and unusual fabrics for women and children. Lots of styling options!!!
Catch An Angel! This is a lovely Web obviously created with love and compassion. Every child on this Web site is fighting a battle for life. Visit this Web site and give the children and their families what they need, all the support, love, encouragement and prayers they can find.
Heavenly Hats
This wonderful young man has set up a program which donates brand new
hats to cancer patients who lose their hair due to medical treatments.
Since starting his program he has donated over 30,000 brand new
hats to over 125 hospitals and clinics around the United States and
thousands more to individuals in need.
Shands Children Hospital
Shands Children's Hospital at the University of Florida and the University of Florida College of Medicine offer every subspecialty available in pediatric medicine and surgery.
Childhood Leukemia
Every five minutes, someone in the United States learns that they have leukemia, lymphoma, or myeloma -- nearly 300 people a day. This site is a wonderful reference for Childhood Leukemia, visit and meet Childhood Leukemia's "Leukemia Child".
Do you know what "Aplastic Anemia" is? Well "Lindsay", (her dad calls her Lizzy), knows what it is. Try this link for some good information: http://www.templefamily.net/LCT. Read what Lindsay and her family say about it.
There can be nothing more rewarding than "Making a Child Smile". Visit this wonderful web site for lots of enjoyment. http://www.makeachildsmile.org
Need some more information on Bone Marrow and Leukemia? Here is a learnig web site created by a loving parent. The website also contains links to other cancer related pages. http://www.csolve.net/~randyroi
ONCOLOGY-KIDS! A Web site made by parents - for parents and families. http://www.oncology-kids.org/
Heavenly Lights Childrens Memorial is an online
memorial dedicated to raising awareness to childhood
Cancer, Leukemia, Brain Tumors, AIDS, and other diseases. Laura has done a fantastic job.
http://www.heavenlylights.homestead.com
Here is a web site dedicated to Nueroblastoma. It also provides some excellent links.
http://www.cancerindex.org/ccw/guide2n.htm
The American Cancer Society. In 1913, 10 physicians and five laymen founded the American Society for the Control of Cancer. Its stated purpose was to "disseminate knowledge concerning the symptoms, treatment, and prevention of cancer; to investigate conditions under which cancer is found; and to compile statistics in regard thereto." Later renamed the American Cancer Society, Inc., the organization now consists of over 2 million Americans working to conquer cancer.
A Children's Miracle Network is there, in your community, prepared to help. And every hospital, from Honolulu, Hawaii to St. John's, Newfoundland holds this public trust: All children are treated regardless of the family's ability to pay.
CMN was founded in 1983 to help our affiliated hospitals preserve that public trust. Our mission is to "generate funds and awareness programs to benefit children and our affiliated hospitals." It's a worthy cause that touches us all. What
sets Children's Miracle Network apart is our founding pledge that 100 percent of all donations stay in the area where they were made. A pledge we still live by. You can help.
Your donation of money or time empowers CMN to aid seven million children every year.
Ronald McDonald House Charities "lifts children to a better tomorrow" by providing support to Ronald McDonald Houses in communities around the world, and by making grants to other not-for-profit children's programs.
The Ronald McDonald House program has provided a "home away from home" for nearly two million family members since its inception in 1974. There are nearly 170 Ronald McDonald Houses in 13 countries.
The "Make a Wish Foundation of America" exists to ensure that wishes are granted to children in the United States with life-threatening medical conditions creating the probability the children will not survive beyond their 18th year. Visit their home page to find out how you can help or how you can make a wish come true.
Link up to http://www2.stjude.org/
for some concise, 1-2 page statements about ALL, AML and bone marrow transplants.
A wonderful site built by kids and their parents. Some families who have had kids with cancer spent a few weekends together building this site. It is complete with photo's, stories, a "Doctor's Page" and much more. http://sunsite.unc.edu/hcrl/widentheweb/
Cancer News on the Net is dedicated to bringing patients and their families the latest information on cancer diagnosis and treatment.
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Power 2 Believe - Keeping Friends Connected
Young people can stay connected with their family & friends
while they are in hospitals or at home with chronic, life threatening,
or serious conditions.
I’m a Kid Foundation is a nonprofit organization devoted to supporting children with medically related hair loss due to cancer, alopecia, or other ailments. Hair loss can be an extremely devastating issue and through generous donations we are able to increase public awareness and offer great programs and resources for children and their families.
Chemo Care - Chemotherapy and Beyond
Scott Hamilton's chemotherapy site offers the latest chemo information for cancer patients and their families, caregivers and friends. Outlines all you should know about chemotherapy and cancer treatment.
The Link to Beating Cancer.
A book authored by a young man diagnosed with Osteosarcoma of the left femur at 17-years of age. Eight years later he has published a book designed to help patients and families battle cancer. The book is titled: “The Link to Beating Cancer: The Real Life Story of a Teenage Cancer Survivor.”
Wigs For Kids. Wigs for Kids assists children suffering from hair loss due to chemotherapy, burns and other medical circumstances.
The BeauBeau – a fun, fashionable, and comfortable alternative to wearing a wig. Beautiful and unusual fabrics for women and children. Lots of styling options!!!
Catch An Angel! This is a lovely Web obviously created with love and compassion. Every child on this Web site is fighting a battle for life. Visit this Web site and give the children and their families what they need, all the support, love, encouragement and prayers they can find.
Heavenly Hats
This wonderful young man has set up a program which donates brand new
hats to cancer patients who lose their hair due to medical treatments.
Since starting his program he has donated over 30,000 brand new
hats to over 125 hospitals and clinics around the United States and
thousands more to individuals in need.
Shands Children Hospital
Shands Children's Hospital at the University of Florida and the University of Florida College of Medicine offer every subspecialty available in pediatric medicine and surgery.
Childhood Leukemia
Every five minutes, someone in the United States learns that they have leukemia, lymphoma, or myeloma -- nearly 300 people a day. This site is a wonderful reference for Childhood Leukemia, visit and meet Childhood Leukemia's "Leukemia Child".
Do you know what "Aplastic Anemia" is? Well "Lindsay", (her dad calls her Lizzy), knows what it is. Try this link for some good information: http://www.templefamily.net/LCT. Read what Lindsay and her family say about it.
There can be nothing more rewarding than "Making a Child Smile". Visit this wonderful web site for lots of enjoyment. http://www.makeachildsmile.org
Need some more information on Bone Marrow and Leukemia? Here is a learnig web site created by a loving parent. The website also contains links to other cancer related pages. http://www.csolve.net/~randyroi
ONCOLOGY-KIDS! A Web site made by parents - for parents and families. http://www.oncology-kids.org/
Heavenly Lights Childrens Memorial is an online
memorial dedicated to raising awareness to childhood
Cancer, Leukemia, Brain Tumors, AIDS, and other diseases. Laura has done a fantastic job.
http://www.heavenlylights.homestead.com
Here is a web site dedicated to Nueroblastoma. It also provides some excellent links.
http://www.cancerindex.org/ccw/guide2n.htm
The American Cancer Society. In 1913, 10 physicians and five laymen founded the American Society for the Control of Cancer. Its stated purpose was to "disseminate knowledge concerning the symptoms, treatment, and prevention of cancer; to investigate conditions under which cancer is found; and to compile statistics in regard thereto." Later renamed the American Cancer Society, Inc., the organization now consists of over 2 million Americans working to conquer cancer.
A Children's Miracle Network is there, in your community, prepared to help. And every hospital, from Honolulu, Hawaii to St. John's, Newfoundland holds this public trust: All children are treated regardless of the family's ability to pay.
CMN was founded in 1983 to help our affiliated hospitals preserve that public trust. Our mission is to "generate funds and awareness programs to benefit children and our affiliated hospitals." It's a worthy cause that touches us all. What
sets Children's Miracle Network apart is our founding pledge that 100 percent of all donations stay in the area where they were made. A pledge we still live by. You can help.
Your donation of money or time empowers CMN to aid seven million children every year.
Ronald McDonald House Charities "lifts children to a better tomorrow" by providing support to Ronald McDonald Houses in communities around the world, and by making grants to other not-for-profit children's programs.
The Ronald McDonald House program has provided a "home away from home" for nearly two million family members since its inception in 1974. There are nearly 170 Ronald McDonald Houses in 13 countries.
The "Make a Wish Foundation of America" exists to ensure that wishes are granted to children in the United States with life-threatening medical conditions creating the probability the children will not survive beyond their 18th year. Visit their home page to find out how you can help or how you can make a wish come true.
Link up to http://www2.stjude.org/
for some concise, 1-2 page statements about ALL, AML and bone marrow transplants.
A wonderful site built by kids and their parents. Some families who have had kids with cancer spent a few weekends together building this site. It is complete with photo's, stories, a "Doctor's Page" and much more. http://sunsite.unc.edu/hcrl/widentheweb/
Cancer News on the Net is dedicated to bringing patients and their families the latest information on cancer diagnosis and treatment.