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A smiling child with cancer in the hospital, symbolizing hope and courage for parents of children with cancer.

Parents of Children with Cancer Support Group

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Welcome to the Parents of Children with Cancer Support Group! 💜 Whether your child is newly diagnosed, in treatment, or in remission, your words have the power to help someone else. A tip for a hospital stay or a moment of hope could carry another parent through a hard day. Start by introducing yourself: share how you are holding up. Please read the group rules, and remember we support each other as peers, not professionals. To protect your family's privacy, please do not share your child's full name or other identifying details. You are not alone here.

Deborah Ann Martin
7 days ago · updated the description of the group.

A support group for parents of children with cancer. Share what you are going through, swap tips for hospital stays, treatment days, and caring for siblings, and find encouragement from others who understand, whether your child is newly diagnosed, in treatment, or in remission. Peer support only; nothing here replaces advice from your child's medical team. Please don't share your child's full name or other identifying details.

Deborah Ann Martin
7 days ago · added a group cover image.
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