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No kid wants to feel all alone especially when they are living with cancer. It can lead them to depression and with some suicidal thoughts. Along with cancer, suicidal thoughts are what cause some of the kids to do this horrendous act upon themselves. But by giving them some online resources, they can feel better by interacting with kids from all around the world that may have cancer as part of their everyday life.
The American Childhood Cancer Organization Support Community is a place for people to get together which a child is living with cancer. The site at http://www.inspire.com/groups/american-childhood-cancer-organization/ has some concern parents whose child is living with some kind of illness or cancer. A child with cancer might want to participate at the site just to give their input about their living condition.
Children’s Brain Tumor Research Foundation is a nonprofit organization that supports, educate, and build awareness about brain tumor in kids. The website is at http://www.inspire.com/groups/american-childhood-cancer-organization/. They do researches that could help prevent future problems down the road for kids that have cancer or brain tumors.
The motto for PAC2 is “One Voice United Against Childhood Cancer!” The forum is located at http://curechildhoodcancer.ning.com/. Anyone that is caring for a child with cancer would meet with others that are having a hard time during this horrible economy.
No matter who you are whether you are a brother, sister, mother, father, grandparents, aunts, uncles and et cetera, it is time to get together and try to beat cancer. If we band together and help one another, we can conquer this demon and continue to help every kid as we can until no more kids get cancer. And if you are a parent, that day will come when your child will be living back with you and to hear these words: “Your child no longer have cancer.” Until that day comes, we will have organizations that help parents whose child is fighting for their life. And for them to continue doing researches, some kid do succeed and is cancer-free.
