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Parents, friends and family members whose beloved child is diagnosed with a pediatric brain tumor are often shocked — not only by the diagnosis but by how alone they feel. Rare cancers don’t have the kind of national support systems one finds with more common cancers, such as breast cancer or lung cancer. Here are some resources and suggestions to help you get started on this journey, and know that you are NOT alone. We in the brain tumor community worldwide are here to help.
We have found that other families can provide the best resources as you navigate this difficult time. The “Parent-to-Parent” program at Weill Cornell can connect you with another family who’s been where you are now. Please call (212) 746-2363 for help.
If you’d like to start your journey by learning more about pediatric brain tumors, we recommend the following websites:
You might also find it helpful to read a patient story from a parent's perspective: Fiona Lundell's mom wrote about her experience as a way to help other parents find information (read her story here).
