Comments on: Turning Nightmares into Dreams for Kids with Cancer http://retinoblastomafocus.com/blog/turning-nightmares-into-dreams-for-kids-with-cancer/ Dealing with Retinoblastoma Sun, 27 Feb 2011 08:46:01 +0000 hourly 1 By: janet http://retinoblastomafocus.com/blog/turning-nightmares-into-dreams-for-kids-with-cancer/#comment-12953 janet Sat, 27 Oct 2007 08:36:24 +0000 http://retinoblastomafocus.com/blog/turning-nightmares-into-dreams-for-kids-with-cancer/#comment-12953 I've had a look at the Road of Life website. They're doing similar things here in Australia in schools, getting kids to eat healthily, keep fit and stay away from smoking, drinking and drugging. I was at my local primary school two days ago to launch the "crunch and sip" program, encouraging kids to eat fruit and vegies and drink water. In terms of preventing cancer, it's a great start. Programs such as this one are much needed. I’ve had a look at the Road of Life website. They’re doing similar things here in Australia in schools, getting kids to eat healthily, keep fit and stay away from smoking, drinking and drugging. I was at my local primary school two days ago to launch the “crunch and sip” program, encouraging kids to eat fruit and vegies and drink water. In terms of preventing cancer, it’s a great start. Programs such as this one are much needed.

]]> By: Jane http://retinoblastomafocus.com/blog/turning-nightmares-into-dreams-for-kids-with-cancer/#comment-12910 Jane Sat, 20 Oct 2007 11:02:29 +0000 http://retinoblastomafocus.com/blog/turning-nightmares-into-dreams-for-kids-with-cancer/#comment-12910 What a wonderful post. The spirit and courage of young children and their ability to bounce back and get on with life continues to amaze me. What a wonderful post.

The spirit and courage of young children and their ability to bounce back and get on with life continues to amaze me.

]]> By: Road of Life http://retinoblastomafocus.com/blog/turning-nightmares-into-dreams-for-kids-with-cancer/#comment-12894 Road of Life Thu, 18 Oct 2007 18:25:18 +0000 http://retinoblastomafocus.com/blog/turning-nightmares-into-dreams-for-kids-with-cancer/#comment-12894 Hi, I am from Road of Life: Cancer Prevention for Kids and I just wanted to tell you a little bit about our great program. Road of Life: Cancer Prevention for Kids is a non-profit organization with a mission to eradicate preventable cancer and diseases of excess by educating children about the smoking, fitness, and nutrition decisions they can make to lead healthier lives. We provide health programs FREE for download right off our website. Our programs consist of a classroom curriculum, after school program, a family program, and a Health Care Careers Program. If you have any questions or if you would like more information, please feel free to visit www.roadoflife.org. We understand how hard it can be to battle it alone, and it is always great to have group support. Hi,
I am from Road of Life: Cancer Prevention for Kids and I just wanted to tell you a little bit about our great program.
Road of Life: Cancer Prevention for Kids is a non-profit organization with a mission to eradicate preventable cancer and diseases of excess by educating children about the smoking, fitness, and nutrition decisions they can make to lead healthier lives.
We provide health programs FREE for download right off our website. Our programs consist of a classroom curriculum, after school program, a family program, and a Health Care Careers Program.
If you have any questions or if you would like more information, please feel free to visit http://www.roadoflife.org. We understand how hard it can be to battle it alone, and it is always great to have group support.

]]> By: Glenn Nicholas http://retinoblastomafocus.com/blog/turning-nightmares-into-dreams-for-kids-with-cancer/#comment-12881 Glenn Nicholas Sat, 13 Oct 2007 23:35:28 +0000 http://retinoblastomafocus.com/blog/turning-nightmares-into-dreams-for-kids-with-cancer/#comment-12881 I think the world is how we frame it, and so often it is the stories we tell ourselves that matter the most. I think the world is how we frame it, and so often it is the stories we tell ourselves that matter the most.

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