Category: For Teen Patients

When Cancer Takes Center Stage

You Are My Best Friend. Here’s What That Means.

Young people who are diagnosed with a life threatening illness are set off on a journey that is different from adult experience. For a young person, peers are the most important citizens of their world, and a painful consequence of illness can be isolation from these friends, a loss which is among the harshest to bear. They are not forgotten, but the relationships with friends become strained and many will fall silent, feeling a loss of words or afraid to say the wrong thing. We hope these letters speak to you, strengthen family ties, and give insight into what other patients have gone through.

Category: For Teen Patients

When Cancer Takes Center Stage

Finding Your Muse

Redefine Strong

Find Other Survivors

Joy in the Fight

Invictus

You are Enough

You Are My Best Friend. Here’s What That Means.

I Am Still Me: Just Kellan

Stand Up For Yourself

I Still Need my Best Friend

Letter from Boyfriends

Don’t be a Robot

Breathe

Trust in Me

I’ll Live for the Both of Us

Hospital Survival Guide