“None of this could have been possible without the NCCS...” said Jennifer, Ella’s mom.
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In addition to the financial support the organization provided, their NCCS case manager gave them much-needed emotional support.
"The NCCS made sure we had enough money for fuel and food," - LJ's dad.
“The NCCS is one of the best organizations we have worked with. We would need to travel with very little notice and our case manager was easy to work with and made the process simple,” said London’s father, Art.
From looking at Anthony’s smiling face, no one would ever suspect that he was battling cancer.
"The impact NCCS has had on my life and my family has been profound," said Hazel’s father.
"We are so grateful and appreciative of the travel assistance the NCCS has given to us" - Caeleighs mom.
"The best feature of the NCCS is their standing policy – wherever the child needs to be seen is where they will be seen" - Heather and Dominick's father.
"The National Children’s Cancer Society has been there with us from the beginning" - Colton's mom.
"All of the love and help we get... from amazing organizations like the NCCS make it a lot easier to handle and cope with," - Analis' mom.
"Our NCCS case manager was absolutely wonderful and always followed-up with me. We are forever grateful!" Vance's mom.
"We didn't think we were ever going to be able to pull ourselves together. We appreciate all the help from the NCCS," - Lauralyn's mom.
In addition to assisting with travel expenses, the NCCS case manager provided some much-needed emotional support.
“I want to thank the NCCS for your support during this time of trials in our life . . . at least we know we are not fighting alone.”
“Lexi had never had a traumatic event in her life...” said Lexi’s mom.
“I would like say thank you to the NCCS for making this situation a little easier,” said Korey, Abraham’s mom.