Having a child with cancer is one of the most difficult journeys any parent can face.
In a recent Greenwich Times article, Brynn’s journey underscores how such a life-threatening diagnosis affects not only the child but the entire family.
Hope & Heroes offers vital support to patients and their families through financial assistance, comprehensive care, and support programs and resources so that no family has to face this journey alone.
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In December 2016, Robert learned he had cancer. A decade later, cancer is no longer the center of his life, but the experience continues to shape how he lives.
At nine, Cody was diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia. Now he’s a husband and father building a life he’s proud of.
Ian survived childhood cancer not once, but twice. His journey is a powerful reminder of what’s possible when care and community come together.
Diagnosed with osteosarcoma before her tenth birthday, integrative therapies gave Clare strength and a sense of control.