10 families, 1 cancer
This Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, meet 10 families who share their experiences of neuroblastoma.
For Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, Solving Kids' Cancer UK is launching the '10 families, 1 cancer' campaign, where we meet 10 different families, all of whom have been affected by neuroblastoma and who have a story to tell.
Their story will explore a different theme of neuroblastoma and, every week of September, we will share new stories which cover many different and thought-provoking topics.
Discover their stories and meet the families below.
The Lichten family
The impact that a neuroblastoma diagnosis, and consequent treatment, has had on their family.
The Gentleman family
Exploring further treatment options for Flora with the support of Solving Kids' Cancer UK.
The Thuraisingham family
Navigating lack of information, conflicting views and changes in disease.
The Knox family
Setting up a named fund in Oscar's memory and funding vital clinical trials.
The Farmer-Maia family
The experience of going through relapses, frontline treatment and the upheaval caused by clinical trials in New York and Rome
The Nash family
The impact that Maya's diagnosis had on her relationship with her big sister.
The Leaver family
The legacy that Jossie leaves and what the family hopes to see in terms of bereavement support in the future.
The Thomas family
How Solving Kids’ Cancer UK supported the family and why they did not undergo maintenance therapy.
The Virdee family
Post-treatment and potential long-term effects.
The Hayes family
How Solving Kids’ Cancer UK helped Dylan and Norah navigate such a difficult time and help them access clinical trials for Alice.
Ways you can give
Discover the ways in which you can donate to Solving Kids’ Cancer UK and support families affected by neuroblastoma.
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