May 5-11 is Children’s Book Week; in recognition of this initiative that celebrates children’s literature, we wanted to create a special edition book club that focuses on selections that support children who have a loved one with cancer. If a family member or loved one is going through cancer treatment, there are many books you […]

Guide To Talking To Children About Cancer Diagnosis Talking to kids about cancer can be one of the hardest things a parent or caregiver faces, but being open and honest is key to helping them cope. In this Q&A, we’re honored to connect with Kelsey Mora, a dual Certified Child Life Specialist and Licensed Clinical […]

Your guide for patients and families following a cancer diagnosis August is National Make-A-Will Month, and in recognition of this important awareness month, Outcomes4Me is sharing related, helpful resources with our patient members. When you receive a cancer diagnosis, you might feel like life stops. You have a new full-time job that requires your absolute […]

How to make a will if you have cancer August is National Make-A-Will Month, and in recognition of this important awareness month, Outcomes4Me is sharing related, helpful resources with our patient members. Creating a will may be the last thing on your mind, especially if you’re navigating a cancer diagnosis and treatment. We sometimes hear […]

Navigating the complex and emotional journey of parenting through a cancer diagnosis requires a deep well of strength, an extensive support network, and the ability to find moments of joy amidst the challenges. The diagnosis can be as daunting for your children as it is for you, making it vital to address not only the […]

A cancer diagnosis can be a difficult thing for adults to wrap their heads around and can be even more challenging for a child to understand. No one wants to have a conversation about themselves or a loved one being diagnosed with cancer with a child, but they deserve to know what is going on […]