We believe Yogi Berra had #ChildhoodCancerAwareness in mind when he made this world famous quote, "It ain't over, 'til it's over." While September is coming to an end, our resolve to spread awareness everywhere around the world and to improve the outcomes of children fighting cancer only gets stronger...

Day 27🎗️ #ChildhoodCancerAwarenessMonth That big ball of golden light is a symbol of the love we hold in our hearts for the most precious and fragile among us. Children naturally shine a light of pure love. We must do everything we can to end the #1 disease killing them.💛

Day 23🎗️ #ChildhoodCancerAwarenessMonth Childhood cancer affects the entire family. Kids fear losing their sibling. Watching their sibling suffer crushes their young hearts. They fade into the background as attention goes elsewhere. They need all the love we can give them.💛

Day 22🎗️ #ChildhoodCancerAwarenessMonth Once upon a time, a smart, articulate, outspoken 10 year old firecracker of a girl told Congress to “Stop talking and start doing.” Tragically, cancer took her a decade ago. But the huge impact of her brief life lives on. #GabriellaMiller

Cancer wasn’t in my body. But childhood cancer happed to me too. For siblings, cancer can mean plans changing, routines being interrupted, time spent apart, and moments of childhood that look different than they once did. #ChildhoodCancerAwareness #CancerSiblings #ChildhoodCancer

Sending buckets of gratitude to all who share childhood cancer posts. @j4_jon @beadragonmaster @VittorioOrazio @ForwoodTom @amissionofluv @Write2Fite @billve92 @RobinCDWall @ChoreGalaz @sinister107 @Help1Person2day @somanyangels1 @CyndiKMac @ExposFest @_T0nnie 🎗️

Day 16🎗️ #ChildhoodCancerAwarenessMonth This incredible quilt has names and images of children taken by childhood cancer. It has an indescribable presence. It takes your breath away. It’s merely cloth, but it’s as if you can hear their joy and laughter- before they went silent.

Every child needs a bear, and every bear needs a child... Most kids and maybe you too, have had a special cuddly teddy to cling to when you were sick or feeling blue it's always been a symbol of love and caring. When cancer steals a child, a lot of people think it's a rare occurrence, but it is NOT! Cancer is a thief and it steals more children in the US than all other diseases combined. How do we fight back? We get our family, friends and neighbors to help us contact our legislators to improve research funding specifically for childhood cancer. Here's how you can contact your Representative and Senators: 4sqclobberscancer.com/on-cap…

This is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. CureFest is this weekend in Washington DC. Ironically, this same graphic and message was posted 10 years ago on an advocacy facebook site. Today it appears we need as much awareness now as we did then! This year, considering the present emphasis given on research and maintaining a sense of urgency for effective drug development, and the current situation amid changes in granting requirements, leaves much to be desired. "Be the ribbon! Spread Awareness. Speak for every child. Demand more from our government. 4sqclobberscancer.com/on-cap…

WHY DOES THE GOLDEN RIBBON MATTER? 💛 Because behind every golden ribbon is a child, a family, a story, and a community that can choose to show up. This September, wear gold for the warriors, survivors, families, and angels. #GoGold #GoldRibbon #PediatricCancer #LadybugHouse

Day 15🎗️ #ChildhoodCancerAwarenessMonth Federal funding for childhood cancer research is heartbreakingly teeny. Childhood cancer foundations- often run by bereaved parents- do their best to fill the enormous gap. Selling lemonade Head shaving Bake sales Kids need our help💛

Day 14🎗️ #ChildhoodCancerAwarenessMonth 36 states currently offer childhood cancer awareness license plates. Check with your local DMV for availability. Some states require a donation to a particular charity with the application. Their cost is minimal. What a sweet ride🎗️🎗️🎗️

Day 13🎗️ #ChildhoodCancerAwarenessMonth Want to see what heroes for children facing cancer look like? No capes No fancy masks No special uniform No special powers These people utilize pure determination, drive, and relentless action against childhood cancer. Heroes, all!💛

Day 11🎗️ #ChildhoodCancerAwarenessMonth Whether it be a great big, gold ribbon on a sports field, or a gold pin on your lapel, or an enormous skyscraper lit up in gold, sparkling lights in September, all of these show love and support for children facing kids’ #1 disease killer.

This article, published by Inside Precision Medicine, discusses the limited use of platinum-based chemotherapy. It is important to be reminded that the researchers (Science Vol. 393, No. 6816) referenced in the article stress that these "findings should NOT discourage the use of chemotherapy, which remains ESSENTIAL for treating #ChildhoodCancer. Instead, understanding how treatment affects healthy tissues could eventually help scientists develop ways to reduce health risks later in life." If you have questions, consult with your doctor to discuss possible side effects and the precautions that are taken during treatment to minimize any possible effects. insideprecisionmedicine.com/…

AWARENESS CAN CHANGE WHAT COMES NEXT. 💛 Knowing the signs, understanding childhood cancer, and talking about it helps create a more informed and supportive community. This September, turn awareness into action and help make sure no family feels alone. #ChildhoodCancerAwareness

Day 10🎗️ #ChildhoodCancerAwarenessMonth 1 out of 5 children diagnosed with childhood cancer will not survive.💔 With tremendous respect and admiration, I’ve watched bereaved parents tear down walls, climb mountains, and row upriver to fund research for cures to save others.

Wherever you are at 8 p.m. ET on Friday, September 11, tune in for a special broadcast of Tribute in Light. The special will be available across ABC, Disney+, Hulu, National Geographic, and ABC News LIve. Learn more at 911memorial.org/

Day 9🎗️ #ChildhoodCancerAwarenessMonth One of the most remarkable things about a child in the midst of cancer treatment is their incredible positive attitude. Instead of crying, “Why me?” and pouting, they take all the poking, prodding, pain, and pain while thinking of others.💛