Doulas — adaptive recovery: a guide to recommending what actually works
Skeleton — Care Team Partners target ~1700w · B2B
Cancer support group leaders — free educational materials for your group
Skeleton — Care Team Partners target ~1500w · B2B
Tearaway clothing for kids — when it actually helps and when it doesn’t
Skeleton — Kids Recovery target ~1300w · GUIDE
Hospital stays with a child — the bag, the books, the bargaining
Skeleton — Kids Recovery target ~1700w · LIFE
Pediatric chemo — a parent’s wardrobe and emotional guide (kids cluster)
Skeleton — Kids Recovery target ~1700w · GUIDE
Talking to siblings about a sick child — scripts real families use
Skeleton — Kids Recovery target ~1500w · EXP
Long-distance caregiving: how to help when you can’t be there
A practical guide to the most common form of caregiving — supporting a sick parent, sibling, or close friend from another city. Drawn from ACS’s Caregiver Resource Guide, NCI’s family caregivers research, the Family Caregiver Alliance’s distance-caregiving resources.
What to say (and what NOT to say) after a cancer diagnosis
A practical guide to the very first conversation with someone who has just been diagnosed with cancer. What lands. What doesn’t. What real survivors describe consistently as having helped — and the well-meaning phrases that almost universally backfire.
Care from afar: scheduling, ordering, showing up over text
The practical playbook for the caregiver who can’t be physically there — siblings, adult children, friends in different cities. The specific scheduling, ordering, and texting moves that real caregivers describe as having held a relationship together across months of treatment.
Being the husband at the chemo chair: a different kind of survival guide
Composite story drawn from real patterns about being the partner who drives, sits, waits, and witnesses cancer treatment. What works in the chair, what backfires, and what the seven-hour infusion days actually need from the person sitting next to the patient.
