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Hey med-takers! Sometimes it’s hard to psych yourself up for that next dose. So we made you a little pressie. What else do you need affirmations for?

We’re thrilled to share a new resource with our Bright Spot Community: #AskaTherapist! The Ask a Therapist video series tackles some of the daily questions that parents with cancer wrestle with. Our first video in our series is about “breaking the news” to your kids about cancer.

I know I am biased but this is good #parenting advice whether or not your have cancer or another chronic illness.

Save the date, friends!! I have inside knowledge this is going to be awesome.

#ICYMI: We're hosting our first-ever online auction! You can bid on items through April 24th at noon PST/3 pm EST. The auction is entirely online, so you can participate from anywhere. View the items here: buff.ly/3vp5Dwz

I wrote this last year about my experience with cancer, parenting through it, and building a community that gets those impossible moments. MOTHER

My baby was just 6 months old when I forced to wean due to #cancer. I still grieve that time and I wasn't even burdened with a #formulashortage.

We're going live on Instagram with LittleOtter this Thursday at 12:30pm PST to talk about strategies to help caregivers talk with their kids about cancer. Follow our IG to tune in: buff.ly/3O9mfk9

#CANCER is on the rise in ppl under 50.The reverberations of this study are huge, not least among them that as people have kids later in life, more and more kids will experience a parent diagnosed with cancer, in treatment, and with disease progression. brighamandwomens.org/about-bwh/news…

All #cancer patients deserve access to the cancer care that best suits their needs. SB 987 is a big deal for cancer patients in California on MediCal. We have a long way to go for equitable cancer care in this country but this is a great start. businesswire.com/news/home/2022…

I have a really hard time when people point to a silver lining of #cancer or ask me what I learned. I'd rather not have had cancer but I did and I'll reluctantly admit that it made me a better #parent.