It’s the name of this blog. And its a way of life (okay, that’s a bit dramatic, but stay with me…) I first started this blog in an attempt to connect with other parents of pediatric cancer patients. I picked kidsgetcancer.com because I thought it might be easier to find in search engines […]
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My son Cameron is medically complex…if you are one of my twelve subscribers, you know this. But did you know in the state of Colorado, if a special needs child qualifies for a nurse aide, his parent can get certified to be that child’s nurse aide and get paid for it? This was an amazing
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Last week Cameron had a neurological and motor assessment, one year after the end of the radiation to his brain, and six months after his hemispherectomy. For those of you unfamiliar with the neurocognition test, it involves asking the subject to do things like place blocks in a cup, point to the picture of the
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