Fighting childhood cancer, one cup at a time.
Imagine that there is a tree called the “Hug Me” tree. It is so big and has so many branches that it can take away all your worries for you. Draw or write about any worries you might have and hang them on the branches. You can use the Hug Me tree at night to hang up your worries before you go to sleep...just picture it in your mind!
Thank you to the Children’s Involvement Team at Sheffield for sharing this resource with us!
Israel, Najma, Janoah and Ludmila were all amazing siblings to Ethan, who was diagnosed with ependymoma and sadly passed away in 2020. Their favorite activities were when they could all play together, whether it was building Legos or racing each other in Mario Kart.
Eleanor is the social butterfly of her family and an amazing SuperSib! She lives for playdates and park visits. When her older brother Thomas was diagnosed with cancer, she was not even 3 yet and had just welcomed a new baby sister, Madeline, into the world. Unfortunately, Eleanor also had to sacrifice some of her favorite activities.
Ayaan is a shy 4 year old who loves to comfort, play and wrestle with his older brother Kabir. He has plenty of wide-ranging interests too, from Legos to watching movies or pretending to be Batman. He even hopes to be a doctor or basketball player one day.
