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Meet Heidi, your Family Support Resource:
My youngest daughter battled brain cancer for 53 months, earning her angel wings on 8/11/23, so I can relate and understand your fears and concerns. This is a very overwhelming time with so much information (or lack of information) being thrown at you. I am here to connect with you and provide resources and support that we, as a fighting family, were so desperately searching for at the beginning of our own journey with brain cancer.
I want to help your family fight, provide you hope, and give you someone to lean on. No family should ever be told to “go home and make memories”. I made a promise to my daughter and you better believe that I will fulfill it. It is my mission to make sure that every family in the battle knows that there is more that can be done. There is HOPE!
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Family never fights alone!
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With several pages of medulloblastoma-related content, dozens of videos, and a multitude of support options, all of The Cure Starts Now's offerings can become a bit overwhelming. That's why we recommend signing up with our Medullo Warrior support program, so we can tailor our support and recommendations to you. As a thank you for your time, we will send you up to five customized shirts to honor your warrior, free of charge.
Not ready to sign-up? Here's a few resources we have to offer:
Medullo Resource Network
While the diagnosis of medulloblastoma is difficult, this toolbox was built by families for families to help provide direction.
Medulloblastoma Toolbox
Facebook Support Group
The Medulloblastoma Support Group for Families is created by and for parents who are dedicated to honoring our medulloblastoma warriors, supporting fellow medulloblastoma families and providing a safe place to talk freely about your journey.
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Best Sibling Ever!
The Cure Starts Now loves to celebrate and thank siblings who show such love and support to their brother or sister diagnosed with a brain tumor.
Honor A Sibling