Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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Register to ROCK THE BALD & Fight Pediatric Cancer!
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Welcome 2018 ~ 2019 Interns!
Join us in welcoming our 2018 ~ 2019 Interns; Kaylynn, Emily, Michelle and Kim. Our Interns are such a valued part of Keaton’s Child Cancer Alliance. They bring a wealth of knowledge, energy and enthusiasm to the team. As the number of families that we support continues to rise, having interns provides the opportunity to […]
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DREAM BIG. NEVER GIVE UP. LOVE ON ONE ANOTHER.
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Hope, Strength, Healing for Children with Cancer
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Mahalia ~ Keaton’s Child Cancer Alliance Childhood Cancer Awareness Ambassador
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Meet Avarie diagnosed with Acute Pre B-Cell Lymphoblastic Leukemia
13 year old Avarie, who also likes to go by “Stinks,” is a spirited young man with a fun personality and a big heart. Like many boys his age, Avarie enjoys basketball and football, especially the 49ers. He also enjoys spending time with his siblings and older cousin. In March of 2018, Avarie and his […]
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Imagine Spending 278 Days in a Hospital
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“My tumor is gone you can actually see my heart now.”
For 9 year old Kameron, sports were an important part of his life. Kameron often enjoyed playing a variety of sports including baseball, football, and basketball. Unfortunately, Kameron started to feel weak and tired while playing football. His parents thought it would be best to have him examined by his Pediatrician. At this point in […]
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2018 John McLean Hero Award Winner & The Decision that Saved His Life
Alexander Parra, 17 Senior, Woodcreek High School Diagnosis: Osteosarcoma, August 2016 Currently in remission “Always stay positive and never think negatively. Look for guidance from family and friends and never lose hope.” – Alex Hearing the three words, “You have cancer,” changed his life forever Cancer, who would’ve thought, I was in shock, my parents […]
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“I Need A Bone Marrow Donor to Save Me”
Christopher was diagnosed with Chronic Myelogenous Leukemia in May of 2009 at just 10 years old. After many appointments and experimental treatments, Christopher was fortunate enough to enter remission. In September of 2017, Christopher was told by his Doctor that his cancer has returned and that he will only have 2 years to live if […]
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