Love what you stand for, and your dedication.  If you can help out, I am also trying to help end kids cancer.  Together we can all make a difference.  

http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/they-ask-me/id468767305?i=468767574&ign-mpt=uo%3D4 PLEASE HELP END KIDS CANCER!!!!!!!  Every download helps!  Please pass the word along.  This song is not only dedicated to those in the fight, the song is about them as well.

Still in awe of all of you. Grace, class and courage.   Wow.   Want to jump in.  My voice is not as strong as your is yet...but surrounded by you amazing warriors for the cause, I know that I will get there.  Frankly, that is the only choice we have, isnt it.   Where do I start? If there are any fundraising opportunities or slilent acutions, I can donate some vacation stay to auction to the highest bidder.  CureSearch just used some our our resorts for their 36 campaign and it brougt in big bucks,  If there is anything you need in Orlando, please let me know.  And if you know of a cancer mom in the area, that would also be a gift to me.  

Thanks. You are brave and beautiful and making a difference.

You are in my heart and prayers.

Jill Walden,

Proud mom of 13 year old Kellen Walden

www.carepages.com/carepages/walden 

So proud to have been part of the event in Washington, DC as one of the photographers. Cancer has taken a lot of people from me and I am proud to do whatever to support such events. 

GOD Bless!!!

As a fellow "cancer mama", I wanted to say thank you for all that you do! Our children need all the support they can get and we need to raise awareness of this awful beast with many faces - childhood cancer. You are doing a great thing!

Melissa - mom to 16 yr-old Joe who is a Hodgkin's Lymphoma survivor

I want to say thank you for taking a stand for these kids.  Your strength, dedication, and courage inspires me.

Sherri - you go girl!!!!

Just overwhelmed for yall, go girls!

I want to thank you all  for everything you do. I lost my 6 yr old son Mikey to nuroblastoma in 1976, it has been a long time, but the heart never forgets, and we  think of him everyday. I pray that someday soon, they find a cure and no child or family ever has to go though this type of pain again. I have also lost my husband in 03 to lung cancer, so cancer is something my family is so aware of and support's every fund raiser and group we can!! keep up the good work 46 mommas  God bless you all!!!

Rosemarie

Thinking of you and your sweet angel Coleman.  I hope Caden is doing well!  God bless & GODSPEED...xo Patty J.

I don't have a child with cancer, but I do know how it works on the body, I have lost several of my family members because of this disease and I've seen the hard long road they traveled to get to the end, I have 2 children and all in good health thanks to God, but this is one club I would be proud to be in, keep up the wonderful work you 46mommas your doing the hardest  job any mom would pray not to do, May God always be there for all of you in the good times or in the hard times....

Just found your site. When my son Matthew was diagnosed with a brain stem glioma, in 1994, there was no computer for us and hardly anyone to talk to. But that didn't stop me. I was a nurse at the time, and he was in the hospital, all hospitals have medical libraries, so that is where I spent a lot of time the day that he was diagnosed. I read everything I could find about his diagnosis. I noticed that one doctor from Duke University wrote or cowrote every paper and artical. His phone # at the Brain Tumor Clinic, or so I thought, was published along with the papers. I called and HE returned my call personally within 15 mins!!!! We left for Duke the next day to meet with Dr Freidman. His path of treatment gave is 2 and a half years with Matthew, One of those in remission. That was 25 months longer than his first pediatric oncologist. And when Matt's time was getting near, Dr Freidman and his associate told me to page them everytime I needed too. I did, and they told me exactly what to expect next and next and next... I would not have had it any other way. There is no easy way  to watch your child pass, but I had angels with me, and still do.

Jill:

Not brave ewnough to go bald. But did lose 10-11 inches of hair today. Starting over.

Hope all is well.

You do rock bald.

Donna Giddings

My sweet five year old daughter was diagnosed last year with DIPG brain cancer.  Her hair has always been her prized posession and she has said she wants to grow it to the floor.  Since radiation she has lost the majority of the underneath of her hair but it hasn't stopped her fighting!  I asked her the other night if she wanted me to shave my head and she said yes.  I answered ok let's do it and she quickly told me NO you'd look too silly!  I'd shave my head in a heart beat if I knew it would make her feel better!  I'd love to be part of the 46 Mommas and stand proud to be the mother of a child fighing a monster!!  God bless you all and your sweet babies!

What a great way to help! Keep up the good work!

About five years ago I worked for a company to get funds for children with cancer and when I figured out they only got 3% of income, I quit. Then I began to make crafts for children and parents and was not getting to far too fast. When I got a mammogram, after biopsy and prayed  to God if you want me to have cancer there is a reason and you will help me throught it.     Being a disciple for Jesus I have a non fearing voice for Jesus Love. The cancer has helped me to meet many people who had or have cancer. Because I have the Joy of the Lord I have a strong positive witness. Now cancer has become more rampid. I found an article "Shave for The Brave."  Ive decided to stayed bald to raise money for cancer research. If you have any literature you can send me for proof to raise funds. Id like to get our teens at church to have fund raisers to help reach 1 million dollars. Ive been going through chemo for breast cancer.  I have two more treatments to go. I really want to help raise funds anyway I can. But I want some kind of proof for people to show legal print out lf real cause.  Is that possible??? Agape,Smiles,Arlid

Found you from reading about Kaiden and his mom in Texas.  So proud of all these mom's and kids!

God still is working in our lives today, and working miracles too!

Cindy

I work at UTSA and often park next to your vehicle. I saw the writing and had to know more so I tried to find Rayley's story on line and it brought me to this website. What a touching story you have. I have a two year old son and can only imagine what you have experienced. Rayley looks so beautiful and happy in the pictures and I know she brought such joy to your life. Bless this little angel and your entire family!

Shelley Deats

I'm a mom of a 5-year old who is going through my second round with cancer (first breast, now bone - unrelated) in 6 years.  I have nothing but complete admiration for these moms and will stand next to you as a bald sister against cancer any day.

My choice (which wasn't really a hard one) to shave my head was the one that was the easiest in all of the decisions that need to be made in the lives of my children.

My daughter, Lynzie - 3 years old, was diagnosed with Bi-lateral Wilms tumors in Sept 2010.  We have had surgery to remove the left kidney and part of the right kidney.  Now we are in the waiting stage to see if any tumors will return.  We know that God has a special plan for her and no matter what it is, we are ready to battle it.

I wish we could've been a part of the 2011 class but hey, it's okay maybe next year!!

Kuddos to all you mom's out there!!  YOU ROCK!!

Tammie Riggs

Hi, 

My friend Brendan passed away at age 21 last year from brain cancer.  Thank you for all of your work and support.  

please send money so they can find a cure.

Beautiful Mommas,

I am so inspired by your strength and courage... I am choosing to shave my head bald too in solidarity with you and your kiddos. I am blessed to have the choice, so I am using that choice to spread the word and raise money for research!

Thank you for shaving the way and offering so many of us courage, most especially your children! 

May you remember the powerful mommas you are, always! Your love moves mountains!

Blessings, Jenevieve

www.stbaldricks.org/participants/jenevieve

i'm not a momma myself, but have a wonderful abundance of nieces and nephews.. i am very fortunate that they are all healthy, but you never know what tomorrow brings. i'm shaving for the first time this year, and i want to not only honor all of you and those beautiful kids, but kick cancer's butt, so that my family and others won't know what it even is..   keep on being amazing!!

My 4 year old son is currently being treated for cancer. Thank you for being so strong in honor of our children and representing the mommas. I feel supported just being on the website. I will be at our local event in support of St. Baldricks.

I am participating in a St. Baldricks event locally but just wanted to say I am in awe of all of you mothers.  Thank you for making the choice to be bald with your kiddo and join their fight.  Bald is beautiful! :)

I actually was able to get my 4-year-old daughter Kimiko to be excited about losing her hair when I said I would shave my head too and we would have a big wig party.

I would love to join you for the next shaving event. Kimi has said it's okay to let my hair grow for now (she says I look ugly without hair, but that she looks "good").

I felt a bit alone until I heard about you. I am the only bald mommy I have seen.

This is great. The moms are amazing. I have watched Ginette care for Jason and she is a real hero and so is my buddy Jay. God Bless all the moms. Goodluck in 2011! Health to all.

The moms are all amazing! I've watched Ginette care for her little guy and she really is a hero- and so is Jay. God Bless all of you. Here is to many healthy days ahead.

This is amazing!!!!!!  Im currently watching my son fight his battle with DIPG. You are all very special women and the kids you are honoring are amazing!!!!. Much love to all of you!

This is amazing and inspiring! I was just surfing the net to find fun sayings to deal with cancer ..and i found your site. My mom is fighting lymphoma for the second time in two years.  I am getting ready to "rock the bald" with her.  I love what you are doing here and would love to be involved in something like this to support my mom! Sincerely, Wendy

I love what you are doing for these kids.This is exactly what they need.Y'all are amazing!!!

Garett's grandma from Texas!

Dear Mommas,

In December 2008 I have lost my beautiful 16-year old son Roman to acute lymphoblastic leukemia after 9 months of struggle. You are all amazing women. I read all stories placed on your web-site. Each of them brings teara to my eyes and memories, memories, memories, so sweet and so bitter... Big hug to all of you. 

Alisa

Hello Gorgeous Class of 2011!!

Welcome to the most amazing sisterhood imaginable. I can't wait to meet you all in September and kiss your beautiful, bald heads. Until then I wish you ALL,

Much love,

Alyson Bald Momma 2010

You are wonderful, brave, beautiful moms! I wanted to share a link to Journey 4 A Cure, also dedicated to battling pediatric cancer with everything it's got: http://journey4acure.org/index.php .

Much love to you and your brave children!

XO

Liz

The 46 bald mammas are Anges sent by God! Just this past Monday we shaved our 3yr old who was diagnosed on Oct. 12 with ALL. It took a lot for my husband and I to answer his question to WHY? we had to shave his head. We broke down! So I am honored that you mammas show such bravery to all kids who are batting childhood cancer! Amen to all of you or we like to say here in Texas y'all! Y'all are beautiful women!

I think what your group is doing, is absolutely wonderful. People don't realize though, that there are soo many different types of cancers out there. It's very comforting knowing that outside businessess, and just people who can give, donate to help support research around the world. I am a 3 year survivor of Non-Hodgkins Lymphoma, and I wish you continued success with your campaign!!

After looking through this site, all I can say is that I wish I had been a part of it all! This is amazing, and I am so touched by what you are doing. My 4 y.o. son is currently battling medulloblastoma, and is winning. This just makes me feel so hopeful and inspired! I hope to join you in 2011! :)

My heart and prays go out to all the family's who are going thru this awefull childhood cancer ;; I had a 9 yr old grand-dauaghter who pass a yr ago from spiral cell carsanoma ;; sarcoma is what they said ;; medical records show spiral cell carsanoma;; my god watch over all the childern and thier family's ;; god bless u all

This is so amazing!!  Praying for the kids who battle cancer everyday and their faimiles!!

I love you Auston and the Cagle family!

I had a fabulous experience being part of the 46 mommas team.  Thank you all for including me.  My prayer is that this team will continue to raise their voices for the children who can't speak for themselves.

Again, thank you

Thanks for sharing! You ladies are amazing...and your kids even more so! God Bless you and your families! ~Marianne

   I think you are all very couragous strong women! What you do for these children is remarkable! I have a 6yr old son who has been fighting T-Cell Lymphoma since late January. Although he is taking well to his treatments it has been a LONG road,with many more twists and turns to come? Thank you so very much for opening up the worlds eyes to how important a cause this really is! It sometimes seems to much goes unspoken. Your children have been blessed to have you all! Sending my thoughts and prayers your way from Western Maryland!

All of you, you're just fabulous!

Wow! What a great event for such a worthy cause. Your courageous endeavor has indeed brought awareness to your cause. Wishing you much success as your locks return and your fight continues. Rock on you bald beauties!

You are 46 beautiful women - inside and out!

God Bless You All!

All I can say is thank you!!!!!!  for doing this for our children ........

Thank you for all you have done and continue to do for the children. Your hearts are as beautiful as your now bald heads. It was an honor to be present at the Shave for the Brave and your appearance on SU2C gave me both chills and tears.

In case you need/want any photos of the Shave, here is the link to the photos I took. Use/share/save as needed.

My best to all of you! 

http://picasaweb.google.com/rittsy1/46Mommas?feat=directlink

Lisa Ritts

Dear Mommas! Thank you for all you are doing to lead this evening of celebration and focus on this heart breaking disease. My grandson was diagnosed with JMML at 10 months in 2007. Through all of the wonderful research done at Duke, University of Alabama Birmingham, and the excellent staff at Palmetto Health Richland in Columbia, SC, he had a stem cell transplant and has been leukemia free for 3 years now. The treatments and research are unbelievably expensive, but they do work. You are making a difference in the lives of many children tonight and I thank God for each of you. May He richly bless you and your precious children!

Here's the video I put together for the event on Tuesday:

46 Mommas.com - "Brave the Shave" - Hollywood and Highland Center

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8PR2wIgFqLw

Here's the link to the still photos:

http://picasaweb.google.com/108306328809704607732/StBaldricksSept2010?authkey=Gv1sRgCMWe9Z7s_ebY1gE#

Thank you for the opportunity.

Hello...............wanted to let you know that all the photos that Blessed Beyond Belief Photography did are ready to view on thehttp://blessedbeyondbelief.smugmug.com/Events/46-Mommas-Shave-for-the-Brave/13691051_CBiog/ gallery. Hope you enjoy them and if you have any questions please feel free to reach me anytime.  God Bless each of you   Dana

On behalf of my son, 12 years old with relapsed Tcell ALL, and all of our family~Thank you!!!!

Hi ..........  I had the wonderful opportunity to meet several of you at the Hollywood Shave on Tuesday. So many of you touched my heart in a way you will never know. As a photographer I wanted to be able to give back in some way. My friend Karen Borges son (Tyler) has Neuroblastoma and I want to be a voice for him and many other children. I feel so blessed to have been able to be there and photograph the "Shave for the Brave".  I couldn't imagine being anywhere else that day than sharing it with the wonderful families I met.  You will soon be able to see the 500+ photos that were taken by BlessedBeyondBeliefPhotography.com   (should be all uploaded by Thursday morning). Yehh......Just go to the proofing section of my website.  God Bless each of you and thank you again for sharing your heart and the beautiful stories of your children.  Dana

Ladies, you are the most amazingly beautfiul people I have ever seen!!!  Thank you for your strengthy, courage and determination!  God bless you all!

I just want to thank all of you brave mamma's for standing up and showig the world that e mamma's will do anything for our kids. My baby girl started kindergarten today. It was 4 years ago last week that she was diagnosed with stage IV neuroblastoma and they told me she had a one in three chance of survival. I said she'd be that one and here she is, my survivor, my miracle! Thank you mamma's!!!

GO 46 MOMMAS!  AMY WELLS YOU ROCK!  You are all looking good in your post shave picture!  Enjoy the fun and sun and have safe trips back to your loved ones. Each one of you has a story and has been through things that many can not comprehend.  You show us your strength and faith in your acts of love and unselfishness that you do every day.  Keep strong! Our prayers are lifted up to all of you and a for a CURE for cancer. 

God Bless You and your families,

Stephanie Frantz

I just started following you amazing ladies on Twitter. All you ladies are awesome and you rock for what you are doing. Sending loves and hugs to every last one of you moms. You all are truly divas.

Hi there! I'm just a Momma who follows your site, which I found out about from my friend Amy, who lost her darling little Benny four years ago to Neuroblastoma. I will be thinking of you all tomorrow as you shave your heads. What a great way to come together and share your stories to try to make things better for everyone else, even through your experiences of deep loss. 

You are not only raising a lot of money, which is practical, but on a more spiritual level, you are reminding us all to hug and kiss our kids more. My son will be getting about a dozen kisses as I leave him at his first day of kindergarten tomorrow. Thank you for reminding me not to take any day for granted! Much love and peace to all of you.

What a beautiful and selfless act you're doing! I commend you ladies. YOU are the true DIVAS because you are totally putting yourselves out there for such a Beautiul and heart-felt cause. I support you, respect you and even though I won't be able to physically be there, know that my thoughts and prayers are with you every step of the way.  God Bless You phenomenal Women!

Sevanah is seven and has a rare pediatric kidney cancer. Send her your prayers. She is in Motts Children Hospital, Ann Arbor,Mi. Wendy her mother will be glad tgo hear from you.  I am a retired professor who sends prayers to many children with Wilms tumor, neuroblastoma,nephroblastoma,leukemia. Prof. frank friedman (ret.) You can see my videos on youtube:kidney cancer/frank friedman.  God bless all our children/  FrankFriedman8311@yahoo.com

Moms, how brave.  You and your beautiful children will be the intention of my daily rosary every day. The rosary is the most powerful prayer you can say.  The Blessed Mother has done great, miraculous things for me because of my devotion to her.  I have added all of you and your beautiful children to my list of those I prayer for each day.  I have been truely touched by this video.  God is with you and holy is his name.

My husband had liver cancer and was told he would die in 1-3 months..that was 4 years ago. He no longer has liver cancer. He received a miracle.  Start or keep praying the rosary.  Devotions and prayers to the Blessed Mother and her son Jesus Christ cured my husband of cancer.  Nothing is impossible with the Lord.

God Bless you all.

Maureen Holman

Hey 46 mommas!!!

My name is Lisa, I'm 16 years old and from Germany. I've never had cancer, but my mom had cancer twice within 7 years and some other serious health problems. Thank God, she's allive and doing good :)

I can't tell you how much I adore you and your work! I can't believe and accept that so many kids and adults die because of a disease like cancer. Everybody has to stand up to cancer to help those who are suffering and also their families!

My mom's doctors also wanted to tell me the percentage of me diagnosed with cancer in some years - this shouldn't be something doctors tell you!                                            doctors should tell people, that there'll be enough medications for people with cancer and everybody will survive it!                    so the main reason for me to become rich some day is that I want to be able to support charity with money - but also in personal ways! one big part of my future will be fighting against cancer in every possible way - and everything should be possible! no one should be die because of cancer - no one!!!

but I know all this fighting won't bringt back those who already died because of cancer and - I'm unbelieveable sorr for that - but we could save so many lives by doing everything we can!

to be honest right now I can't do a lot for fighting against cancer world wide but I will - promise!

but if there's any way to support or help you I'd try to do it!

I wish you all the best for your future and you are doing so absolutely amazing!!! you are my heroes!!! and I have so much respect for you and I can't stop thinking about you and your families! keep on going!!

with a lot of respect and love,

Lisa

What a wonderful thing you are all doing with this site. My daughter was diagnosed with Neuroblastoma in May 2010 and I am all about making people aware! Check your babies. XXOO

http://www.mypixiedreams.com

- will be watching for you on STAND UP 2 CANCER - love strength and hugs - to faster tracks to CURES, thanks to all of your efforts

maria, Wm's mom [1995 to 2005]
parent author, "Childhood Brain & Spinal Cord Tumors,"
O'Reilly publishing

My name is Lynn Belkin. I am a brain tumor survivor. I was diagnosed at the age of 6. I am now 29. I recently authored and published a children's book, Home in Time for My Birthday. It is based on my story, as a brain tumor patient. However, the message of hope is universal. As part of childhood cancer awareness month I want to do what i can to provide this special resource to as many other families as possible. 

Please visit my website, www.homeintimeformybirthday.com and let me know what I can do to help.

Thank you for all that you do. 

Lynn

My family is blessed to have a special friend in Monique Gebeline(46momma). Our son Nicholas was diagnosed with ALL Leukemia back in September 2008. He is now 4yrs old. Everyday Nicholas continues his mission, his fight to get back 100% strong in his battle to defeat cancer. Thank you for honoring our son and standing up to find a cure for childhood cancer. We will find a cure is our family motto and prayer. Your support, caring, love, respect and your presence during this special occasion is such a inspiration to us and many. I say with a heavy heart to each and every momma please STAND UP so we can THANK each and everyone of you FOR THIS WONDERFUL EFFORT. OUR HEARTS WILL FOREVER BE GRATEFUL AND BLESSED.    Hugs and Kisses   Nicholas, Adriana & Felix Modestin Jr.    

My most beautiful little boy, Conor, was diagnosed with hepatoblastoma (liver cancer) when he was 2. He had 15 months of treatment but on the 22nd July 2006 aged 3 and 3 months he bravely left our side. While he was having treatment my sister and I both shaved our hair raising over $80,000 to do up the oncology ward where he was been treated in Australia. It was a great feeling to raise the money, but it was also a terrific feeling shaving my hair, I LOVED IT! I still, 4 years later, have my hair really short as I can't stand growing it now. I wish you all the best. CANCER does suck and I would do anything to have my precious little man back, I miss him.

So proud of all the Momma's and all the kids! My daughter Elizabeth, now 8, was dx. with Ewing's Sarcoma march 2009 and finished treatment December 2009. She remains NED! I know all the Momma's feel so proud to be part of this amazing event. Thank you all so much for all you have done and are doing to raise awareness. Look forward to seeing it all on T.V. Much love, hope and prayers, Kathy

I am SO proud of my BF Patti Dawson. For many years she prayed for,followed, and supported kids with cancer. THEN, as her son turned 18 he found out he had A.L.L.. Patti is shaving her head in honor of the many of children she has followed, many of them earning their wing into heaven!! And in honor of the fight she see's her own son fight!! "FIGHT ON GW!!"   Love ya'll loads!

i have had luekemia for 12 years now i got it when i was 11years old and now im 24 and still fighting it i know what it is to go through things like this i too had to wear a wig and my sister shaved hers for me so i love what u all are doing this i appreciate all the hard work and heart that is in this thank you  it takes alot out of a kid and depressing so lets just keep them faces smiling and always know theses children are our angels they are all something very speacil i thank you again     

                                                                    kia thao

My son, Maximus, was diagnosed with cancer 5 months ago.  He was 4.5 months old, today he is 10 months old and we just got the news that after his surgery to removed the tumor site which included 2 ribs, he is cancer free!!!!!

I know first hand how heart breaking this journey is, I am overly impressed with you mamas, all 46 of you!  What courage and strength you show. 

My prayers are with all of you

I am the aunt by marriage of one of the 46 mommas, Randi Heisler.  I applaud her and every other mother fighting for her child's life!! To take the time and commitment to bring national attention to Childhood Cancer is a brave and caring act.  Randi, even at her young age, has shown the world that she will do whatever it takes to bring attention to this national epidemic.  YOU GO GIRLS!!! 

I am a long time friend of one of the 46 Mommas (Becky Evreniadis).  I am in full support of her and all of you for the work you are doing to bring attention to Childhood Cancers!  I applaud you, wear the bracelets to pass around aweareness to the people I know, and hope that with everyone's help we can make this epidemic something that gets more national attention for years to come!

You guys rock!  My 28 year old son had sarcoma 5 years ago, so far NED.  I feel your pain and fear.  My prayers go out to all of you and your families.  It is a battle and the children are the real warriors!  God Bless.

I am so in awe of you all and honored to call many of you friend.  I am showing my support by creating a piece of jewelry honoring "The Mommas".  Please visit http://www.highstrungbeadsetc.com and click on 46 Mommas Bracelet in the left column.  God bless you all!

Much love,

Sue Pompetti

Shannon,  Keeghan was an amazing little man, well beyond his years, who will never be forgotten.  Pam   PS: Bald is beautiful!!

I titled this "LOVE". It has multiple meanings...one, I "LOVE"and respect what you are doing to raise awareness and funds. I will be there with you in spirit, having shared the same 'shoes'. "LOVE" because we all share that same emotion with our children and families. "LOVE" because it sums up PAC2, Team Unite and every other organization out there started by parents to save our children. When Alexa was diagnosed in June of 07, one of the first things I tried to do was  to raise awareness. While I haven't done half as much as I wish I could, every little bit helps. What you are all doing is simply amazing! Although I will not be there physically, I will be joining you with tears, smiles, hoots and hollers from our living room in Stony Brook, New York. My heart will be with all of you. You are all an inspiration, but as we know our children, the brave warriors and angels, are the true heroes. Love, hugs and cancer 'FIRIN' wishes always from 'Team Moore' aka Tom, Debb and our fearless leader, Alexa Renee

www.caringbridge.org/visit/alexareneemoore

I am honored to have become cyber friends with some of you ladies over the last few years. You are all truly amazing and I applaud you for what you are doing and the cause at which it is for. All the children you represent are beautiful and amazing as well as strong and courageous. My ^Kasey^ will be cheering for you from above. "Shaved" was his favorite style by choice for most of his life. Can't wait to see you on TV next month.

You all are amazing.  My son has been battleing A.L.L. for a little over a year now.  I will be beside you all in spirit the month of September.  I am sooo looking forward to it!!!

My precious Granddaughter Marissa  is represented on this video. She is now and Angel and making Heaven more beautiful ! I am so proud of each and everyone of you for being brave and Standing Up against Cancer ! Hope of a cure is all we have, but through your efforts you are already making a difference ! This video and all the efforts are so beautiful , A big big Thank you and ((((((LOTS OF HUGS ))))))) !!!!

You girls rock! From one "Momcologist" to another... THANK YOU FOR EVERYTHING YOU DO. Would love to join you, but I'm in my last year of nursing school. I have a whole new respect for my nurses! Maybe one day I can give the same HOPE to a mom that my nurses gave to me during Kate's journey. With you in spirit.... Mary

www.caringbridge.org/visit/katherineprokop

THIS is amazing.  Sending loads of love to every last one of you!!!  Can't wait for September and I'll be right by your sides in spirit.  *fierce squeezes*

Mommy to The Greginator, Curtis & AnnMarie

Spokane, WA

http://www.caringbridge.org/visit/gregorybibb

Hi everyone,

We are so glad to be able to present this site, and hope that each person who visits here leaves with a better understanding of how to help this dreadful statistic.