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A mother and nurse’s personal journey to palliative care advocate.

David’s reaction to his cancer at 10 when very different than his reaction when he relapsed at 14.

Pediatric cancer: My teenage son was going through spiritual distress; he had questions about his mortality.

Pediatric cancer: making the decision to stop treatment is the hardest decision a parent will make in their whole life.

Every parent wants their child to live no matter what; but at what cost?

Bereaved parents fund nursing education to promote serious illness conversations.
