The Hope Connection
A quarterly e-newsletter filled with invaluable insights, personal stories, and practical tips for families touched by childhood cancer.
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Hope Connection Articles
Compassion fatigue is a natural consequence of stress and is common among those caring for cancer patients. Learn how to identify compassion fatigue to find relief from your symptoms and maintain your well-being as you play the very important role of caregiver.
A serious illness, such as cancer, can be a risk factor for depression. It’s one of the most common mental health disorders and can develop at any age. Here are tips for caregivers and parents on identifying and dealing with symptoms of depression.
The NCCS mentor program was created to help children with cancer adjust to their treatment, increase their self-confidence, reduce anxiety and offer connection with someone that understands their journey.
"We Could Not Have Survived This Journey Without The NCCS."
"We Could Not Have Survived This Journey Without The NCCS."
"We Could Not Have Survived This Journey Without The NCCS."
"We Could Not Have Survived This Journey Without The NCCS."
"We Could Not Have Survived This Journey Without The NCCS."
"We Could Not Have Survived This Journey Without The NCCS."
"We Could Not Have Survived This Journey Without The NCCS."
"We Could Not Have Survived This Journey Without The NCCS."
"We Could Not Have Survived This Journey Without The NCCS."
