by Katie Holcomb | Oct 12, 2024
BLOG How to Teach Your Child to Swallow a Pill Teaching a child to swallow a pill is something many parents dread. And it can be challenging. Most children (and even adults) struggle to swallow tablets and capsules. If you think about it, this makes sense. After all,...
by Katie Holcomb | Jun 22, 2024
BLOG Supporting Parents of Children with Advanced Pediatric Cancer By Jonathan Wall, Co-Founder and President of Zach’s Bridge There is a huge gap in the mental, emotional and social support available to families facing the late stages of a child’s cancer. Parents and...
by Katie Holcomb | Apr 13, 2024
BLOG Supporting Siblings of Children with Cancer, Serious Illnesses and Disabilities Having a sister or brother with cancer, another illness or disability is a unique, and often challenging, experience. Siblings must manage a wide range of strong emotions and their...
by Katie Holcomb | Feb 10, 2024
BLOG What to Say to Parents of a Child With Cancer Or Other Serious Illness When a friend’s child is diagnosed with cancer or other serious illness, it can be hard to know what to say. The situation is scary and overwhelming, and you don’t want to mess it up. But...
by Katie Holcomb | Dec 2, 2023
BLOG Coping With Grief During the Holidays When you’re grieving the loss of your child, holidays are incredibly hard. Instead of bringing joy and good tidings, the holiday season often just increases feelings of sadness and loss. Even if you don’t celebrate a winter...
by Katie Holcomb | Oct 21, 2023
BLOG How to Help Teens Transition to Adult Healthcare By Dominique Viel, Founder and Executive Director of InvisiYouth Charity The transition to adult healthcare, with a new team of doctors and sometimes new facilities or hospitals, can bring new anxiety and stress...
