5 Things Parents Should Know About Taking Charge of Their Child’s Care
November 17, 2022The moment you hear the words “Your child has cancer,” you enter a strange, new world. Here are 5 things every parent or caregiver should know about taking charge of their child’s care and treatment.
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‘Things I wish I’d known’: From Leukemia Survivor Emily Browne
September 30, 2022Childhood cancer survivor Emily Browne shares what she wishes she had known when she finished cancer treatment.
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My Cancer Survivor Story: Sandy Owen
September 22, 2022In 1972, doctors diagnosed 4-year-old Sandy Owen with acute lymphoblastic leukemia, the most common form of childhood cancer. She had less than a 50% chance of survival. Chemotherapy and radiation treatments cured her cancer. Now, 50 years later, she lives each day to the fullest.
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Honor Childhood Cancer Survivors in September
August 31, 2022The Together by St. Jude online resource honors childhood cancer patients and their families this month and every month. It includes information about diagnoses and treatments.
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Sepsis: Know the Signs. It Could Save Your Child’s Life
August 15, 2022Every parent of a child with cancer or another serious disease should know the signs and symptoms of a sepsis infection. Learn more about sepsis.
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My Cancer Survivor Story: From Childhood Cancer Survivor to Survivor Contestant
June 30, 2022Daniel Strunk survived leukemia as a child. In 2022, he became another type of survivor — a contestant on CBS' Survivor TV show. Read about his experience.
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