This Podcast is going to be about Pediatric Cancer and the need to keep the awareness of this terrible disease in the public eye. My plan is to be able to interview a wide spectrum of people who all have a passion and a stake in finding a way to make the lives of these Pediatric Cancer Patients easier. I will interview oncologists, nurses, recovered patients, parents who have had to oversee their children's cancer fight, heads of Pediatric Cancer Foundations and Organizations , and others who would like to use this forum to advocate for these children. more

As an Angel Father I discuss topics related to Childhood Cancer from an inside perspective. Topics not seen in the marketing for donations and care, things we as parents understand and wish the public would know. Together as a community we will create and drive awareness for Childhood Cancer and create a better future through knowledge for our kids. more

This show will fuel your fire within to make an impact in the world. It will ignite action to become aware of your untapped gifts, connect with causes close to your heart, and inspire you to take action to make a lasting impact. Brandi is a long-time advocate and fundraiser for a national non-profit and is dedicated to introducing you to stories of hope, resilience, and community from the pediatric cancer community and impact makers around the world that will inspire your purpose to make an impact. more

A podcast för alla som jobbar inom barnonkologi. Syftet är att fördjupa oss i vården av barn med cancer.

Welcome to the Conversations with Kids Beating Cancer podcast, where young cancer survivors share their unfiltered experiences. All of our episodes feature a pediatric cancer survivor and a young champion board member having an open, honest, and raw conversation about their cancer journey. We hope that these conversations will help those who feel alone with their diagnosis realize that they are not alone. Our podcast is an opportunity to hear touching stories, experience genuine emotions, and find hope and encouragement.Subscribe to our podcast to hear inspiring stories from pediatric cancer survivors and share them with anyone who may benefit from it.You can visit wokc.org to learn more about Wipe Out Kids Cancer or donate to us at wokc.org/donate Your donation will go directly to support all our programs and help us achieve our ultimate goal - to wipe out kids' cancer.For collaborations or general messaging, reach out to:klopez@wokc.orgWe truly appreciate your support and thank you for helping us make a difference! Follow us on our socials:Instagram: @wokcFacebook: Wipe Out Kids' CancerX: @wipeoutkdscancrLinkedIn: WOKC Nonprofit more

Blindsighted isn't just a podcast—it's a lifeline for those walking through the darkest valleys. Hosted by Karen and Todd Hornsby, this raw and unfiltered series invites you into a story marked by unimaginable pain, loss, and suffering. But this isn't just about our story. It's about YOUR story, too. We're not here to sugarcoat suffering or offer feel-good inspiration that fades by morning. We're here to validate the ache, the confusion, and the questions that come when life doesn't make sense—and when God feels far away. The name Blindsighted is rooted in the phenomenon of 'blindsight'—where people without sight are still drawn to light they cannot see. That's what faith feels like sometimes. And in our journey, we've learned: - Faith doesn't make life easy—it makes it possible. - Trusting God's plan doesn't mean understanding it. - Victory doesn't mean escaping suffering—it means enduring with strength, honesty, and hope. Each episode of Blindsighted peels back the layers of our journey through our daughter's cancer battle, a near-fatal car accident, health diagnoses, and more. We speak candidly about the moments that broke us—and the God who met us there. If you're walking through something that feels impossible, we want you to know: you're not alone. There's light—even if you can't see it yet. Join us. Let's find victory in the midst of suffering, together. more

Transformational Pediatrics features interviews with physicians and researchers at Children's Mercy Kansas City who are transforming pediatric care through genomic medicine, personalized therapeutics, health services and outcomes research, and innovations in health care delivery. more

Cincinnati Children's Young & Healthy features thoughts and perspectives from kids health experts, patients, families and even kids! on all things pediatric health. Join us for lively conversations about current health topics and issues that affect children today. This podcast is for informational and educational purposes only. more

The College of American Pathologists' CAPcasts feature interviews with leading pathologists on current issues impacting pathology and laboratory medicine. more

A child's diagnosis of a serious illness can be difficult. Families, guardians, and loved ones feel a range of emotions and need support related to their child's treatment. Caregivers SHARE, a St. Jude podcast, is a place for family caregivers to hear advice, reflection, encouragement, and real stories from families and hospital staff. SHARE stands for Support, Honor, Advise, Reflect, and Encourage. The podcast is brought to you by Patient Family-Centered Care and Psychosocial Services at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. more

Hinter jeder Erkrankung steckt eine ganz persönliche, bewegende Geschichte, hinter jedem Forschungsprojekt ein engagierter Mensch, der ein klares Ziel verfolgt. Mit der Podcast-Serie «Wissen gegen Krebs» bringt die Journalistin Rebekka Haefeli diese beiden Pole zusammen: eine Person mit Krebsdiagnose und ein Vis-à-vis in der Forschung, das alles daransetzt, dass Heilung nach einem Krebsbefall zur Regel wird. Die Podcast-Serie sendet direkt aus dem trauten Heim, dem Spital, dem Labor oder dem Behandlungszimmer. Sie gibt Einblick in die von der Stiftung Krebsforschung Schweiz unterstützten Projekte, die in der Forschungsdatenbank lediglich eine Nummer tragen, im echten Leben aber schicksalsweisend sind. Authentisch, packend, bewegend. Und immer voller Hoffnung. Doch hören Sie selbst.www.krebsforschung.ch/podcastMusik: Jim & Pete Thuli und Audiohub.de more

Lighthouse Family Retreat exists to strengthen families that are living through childhood cancer. The Lighthouse Podcast is a resource designed for families living through childhood cancer and for those who want to better understand the journey of childhood cancer. In this podcast you will learn from parents, siblings, counselors, coaches, and experts in a variety of fields with the purpose of encouraging and equipping you to better navigate the challenging waters of childhood cancer. Join us as we laugh together, cry together, and learn together! more

This Week in Pediatric Oncology explores advances in childhood cancer with host Dr. Timothy Cripe from Nationwide Children\'s Hospital. more

I've been shouting 'Good morning sunshine', obnoxiously, since I was a small child - always seeking joy, light and positivity. But when my youngest of 4 children was diagnosed with a rare & incurable cancer, blood & immune disease at the age of 1 1/2… My followers were certain they would catch me in the act of 'faking' my happy. What they found instead were authentic shares as we endured 1.5 years of chemotherapy - the good, the bad, the ugly… & the beauty all around it. This podcast reflects upon life & the different ways we get to approach it seeing that perspective reveals miracles. ? more

St. Jude Storied Lives brings you intimate conversations with the patients and families of St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. It's hosted by Joel Alsup. He was diagnosed with osteosarcoma, a type of bone cancer, when he was 7 years old. He was treated at St. Jude in the 1980s. Joel now works at ALSAC, the fundraising and awareness organization for St. Jude, on the team that shares stories about patients and their families.Joel knows how new friendships and second families form at St. Jude lifelong relationships that become a source of compassion and strength. He also knows that a person's cancer story is only a part of their entire life story. St. Jude Storied Lives gives you the chance to get to know someone who's faced difficult moments and learned how to move forward. It's about what happens after treatment ends and regular life begins again. more

Our podcast delves into the challenging journey of pediatric cancer, exploring topics such as diagnosis, treatment, fundraising, and addressing common questions. Each episode sheds light on hospital experiences, mental health struggles, and financial hardships. We invite families of pediatric cancer warriors, pediatric oncologists, researchers, representatives from non-profits, and those who have lost children to join us and share their stories. Whether the battle has been won, is ongoing, or ended in loss, we aim to amplify the voices of those affected by pediatric cancer and honor the memories of children who fought bravely. You can also get involved with the National Pediatric Cancer Foundation through fundraising, volunteering, promoting awareness, or contributing to pediatric cancer research. Visit nationalpcf.org for more information about the foundation To contact Tiffany, please email tmcconathy@nationalpcf.org To contact Kelly, please email kgoddard@nationalpcf.org more

Welcome to the Navigating Childhood Cancer Podcast. ​In this podcast, we'll explore all aspects of living through a child's cancer diagnosis. We'll speak with parents, experts, caregivers, and maybe even the children themselves, to understand the issues, the risks, the struggles and triumphs. We'll talk about how to cope, how to support your child, how to ask for (and accept) help from your family and friends, and how to handle all of the day-to-day challenges that you may face while on your child's journey. ​This is the information, and the community, I wish I had when my child was diagnosed with leukemia. My goal is to educate, to support and to inspire anyone who is living through a paediatric cancer diagnosis. more

This podcast arms mothers with mindset techniques to help them navigate their child's cancer journey. With an emphasis on curiosity and compassion, Dr. Samara Potter coaches mothers out of overwhelm and into quiet confidence. Dr. Potter is a practicing pediatric oncologist and certified life coach. more

This is a podcast about childhood cancer and environmental pollution. We talk about friendship, families and struggling with the reality of childhood cancer. These conversations will include discussion around cancer and the hardships that ensue. Trigger warning: cancer, illness. Hosted by: Arjorie Arberry-Baribeault more

After being in a small hospital room and hearing the doctor say, 'We know the reason for your child's headaches he has a TUMOR,' our world changed forever. No parent should have to hear such news. This experience has profoundly impacted our lives, surprisingly for the better. It brought us closer to God and strengthened us mentally and emotionally. This is our life and our story. more

This Podcast is designed to help others going through a childhood cancer journey. From newly diagnosed families to families who have been battling for a while and families who have been through a childhood cancer journey. Podcast support group if you will. more

The St. Jude Global Alliance includes more than 200 member institutions around the world. They're dedicated to raising the survival rates of pediatric cancer in their home countries and supporting each other with resources and training. The people who dedicate their lives to those institutions have stories to tell, and this podcast brings them to you. Learn more at stjude.org/world more

Der Podcast rund um das Thema Kinderkrebs

In collaboration with Redkite, this podcast seeks to explore the hidden side of Childhood Cancer, the non-medical part that often gets missed on the cancer journey. Childhood Cancer is a family illness because every member is affected. This podcast has been created to be a useful and informative resource, for anyone navigating the Childhood Cancer journey - a journey that is both frightening and isolating. This is a podcast to offer you help and hope.If our podcast resonates with you, and if you're looking for more information or support, search for Redkite in your browser. more

Welcome to the official CCCL x Anghami Podcast! 

In 1997, Craig was part of an elite group of nine NSW Police officers ... his work was secret to his family and even to his fellow Police... His role was to gather intelligence on corrupt Police who protected the Crime Syndicate and Drug Lord networks. While working on one of the biggest undercover operations in Australia's history, came the biggest blow of the Goozee's lives. Their beautiful 8 year old daughter, Jessica, was diagnosed with an aggressive and rare form of cancer Ewing Sarcoma. From here on, Craig worked days surveilling Sydney's most heinous criminals... And nights were spent camped on a cot in the cancer ward It was chaotic. All the while, Jessica's effervescent sense of mischief and tenacious drive to overcome was keeping the whole Goozee family positive.Craig was fighting two simultaneous battles. One to uncover the web of Police corruption and to arrest the criminals they protect, the other, to do everything to save his daughters life. He had years of elite police training to combat crime…… he had no training as a father helping his daughter battle cancer. How could he help his beautiful daughter? There was no manual…. No procedure.He decided to embark on a series of ultra marathons to raise money for Children's Cancer research and to improve the conditions of the cancer ward he visited everyday.Craig now had three monumental challenges. How all three corners of this story evolve, interact and finally resolve is suspenseful, dramatic and emotional.A true story of passion and endurance. Triumph and tragedy.Based on the book 'For One For All'. Author Craig GoozeeDevelopment materials by Lauren Clair. Adapted by Three Ring Circus Productions more

An Expected Life with journalist and mother Marianne Banister turns a spotlight on what it's like to be blindsided by an overlooked but dangerous epidemic; melanoma in teenagers and young adults. Through conversations with medical experts and stories of young survivors, Marianne delves into not only her daughter Claire's melanoma journey and ultimate loss at 17 years, but offers inspirational insight and easy tips so you can take charge of your skin health and dodge this most preventable of cancers. Infused with the same positivity and contagious energy of The Claire Marie Foundation, this podcast will leave you feeling empowered to love your skin, enhance your wellness and live your best life - no matter what may come your way.For more information, head tohttps://www.instagram.com/clairemariefoundation/or: https://clairemariefoundation.org/ more

In this award-winning podcast, leading thinkers share their insights and knowledge on the challenges and progress of cancer control. Explore a wealth of topics from tobacco to universal health coverage. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. more

There's a Hero in all of us. No one fights alone!Wichita's Littlest Heroes is here to provide Hope, Help and Happiness to medically fragile children ages 0-18 in the Kansas area who are battling different life threatening medical conditions through free fun events, financial assistance, art therapy, online support and so much more! Because...No One Fights Alone! When others have said 'No', We seek to say 'YES!' Wichita's Littlest Hero's is passionate about changing the landscape of what pediatric resources look like for generations to come in Kansas.We meet monthly for a free, fun themed event, parent day out, or education class. This gives the families a chance to connect, our heroes a time to interact and all of us a time to share our journeys. Our events are often sponsored by local companies...AND WE LOVE THEM! This group is an awesome connection resource for any family who is battling a life threatening illness. Meeting with other families is emotionally healing in so many ways! You are not alone!We encourage our parents and kids to share as much or as little of their journey as they want. Often parents are able to leave updates online during times of stress and are able to reach a large audience who are following their journey. WLHs share their achievements, daily fun, their medical journeys, fundraisers, and prayer requests and needs all in one place. You are able to follow many of the heros and their unique battles. Through this group many of the parents and kids form relationships and bonds and are able to meet/relate with one another and form lifelong friendships. You can often find them comparing battle scars, hanging out at the hospital, and encouraging one another.We're working daily to make connections that will help our families in the hardest times of their lives. Being a parent of a sick child often means one parent has to quit their job, increased medical expenses, prescription costs, and more. Imagine the huge financial stress that can come along with that. WLH's is working to decrease some of that stress. We are connecting families with organizations, non profits, and businesses that can fill in the gaps for our hero families. We are beginning to actively seek grants and other funds that can be used to help provide for the needs of our families. See our partial list of sponsors on this site!https://www.wichitaslittlestheroes.com/ more

Growing up with a hearing disability and being an outcast as a byproduct of childhood cancer, adapting to and healing from a lifetime of trauma and mental health issues caused by a dysfunctional upbringing and childhood bullying, I know I have so much value to offer the world. I started my personal growth / healing journey at just 11 years old. I want to share my experiences and knowledge from my own journey to reach and educate people in the world of mental health and personal development. For my inner child, who finally gets to speak / share her truth, you are so deeply loved. ♥️ more

Door echte verhalen te delen, kunnen we elkaar helpen en sterker maken. Daarom heb ik, Wendy van Dijk, samen met Make-A-Wish Nederland een serie levensechte gesprekken gevoerd over kinderen met een ernstige, soms zelfs levensbedreigende ziekte. De acht afleveringen vormen samen acht mooie monumentjes. Ik ga in gesprek met hun naasten en nauw betrokkenen over rouw en verdriet, maar ook over hoop, moed, zingeving, de magie van een liefste wens en ongekende veerkracht. Levensecht is geproduceerd door Podcastbureau As We Speak. more