The journey of education looks different for every child, but hospital stays, doctor's visits, health changes, and treatment life present a new "normal" for your child. These resources address education throughout the school-age child's cancer journey.

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Friendships change all throughout life, but hospital stays and treatment life can affect friendships in uncommon ways. These resources address strategies and information on maintaining and managing friendships throughout this stage of life.

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Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, and snacks look different for everyone on earth, but every calorie counts for your child with cancer. This nutrition resource page is designed as a blog of recipes.

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You child's life may have taken a diagnosis detour, making it difficult to keep up with all the happenings. This page has resources meant to assist you and your child when they feel like they're missing out.

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The family dynamic changes with a cancer diagnosis, but it's important to take moments and opportunities to be a family. These resources provide material that has helped pediatric oncology families make good memories together.

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Comfort at home is important. This resource page has non-medical comfort measures to help your child relax.

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These resources are here to provide encouragement, love, support, and help to parents, guardians, and caregivers. 

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Brothers and sisters of patients are just as important as their sibling, and these resources provide ways to let them know that even though they may require less attention, they have and are worth the same amount of love.

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This page has resources including camps, organizations, services, and opportunities for pediatric oncology patients, siblings, parents, and families.

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