Mom Makes Disney Princess Wigs For Kids With Cancer

Holly Christensen, a mother of three and former oncology nurse in Alaska, crochets flowing wigs out of soft yarn for children who’ve lost their hair to chemotherapy in their battle with cancer

Little girl who died just two weeks after being diagnosed with bone cancer inspires kind acts all over the world

Strangers started a Facebook group called Maddy's Mighty Minions to spearhead a pay-it-forward campaign in her memory

It was so long ago...

It was so long ago - a two-year old white-haired and white-skinned little boy, sitting on his mother's lap in the hospital courtyard. "He needs a bone marrow transplant, that's 65 thousand dollars"...

Patches

People should be aware of the fact that they have a right NOT to suffer from pain, be aware that there are ampules, pills and patches – and one can get them to control pain

WHAT DOCTORS DON’T LEARN ABOUT DEATH AND DYING

Dying and death confront every new doctor and nurse. In this book excerpt, Atul Gawande asks: Why are we not trained to cope with mortality?

Why do we need to help those who can no longer be helped?

I work with children who can not be cured. I sit at night on the weekend and I write because I'm scared, all of a sudden someone really might wonder - if a child can not be cured, it can not be helped?

Normal people: Marian Kurtovic

A professional chef told us why he dedicated his life to feed the children with cancer

Help for children and young people with cancer

Together we can save the lives of hundreds of children!

To Survive Till Spring