Angry and need to show people what Neuroblastoma does to children

By trade I am an art director in advertising. Although I haven't done it in years, I still have the creative touch. Well, I think this whole experience has tapped my creative juices. I need to get peoples attention to bring awareness to Neuroblastoma. Unfortunately childhood cancers get overshadowed by adult cancers. I will be working on my ad - video and print. It will be graphic and profound. It will get peoples attention. I have got to keep fighting and keep moving forward to bring more awareness to early detection, education for pediatricians and ER doctors on signs and symptoms (i.e., my post yesterday - what I didn't write about yesterday and needed to was that during those few weeks we were trying to find out what was wrong with her she saw multiple pediatricians and not one of them recognized the signs. Again, I will repeat myself here - The signs are classic and consistent. Period. I didn't need to go to medical school to know this. Maybe I should go to Med school. hum. interesting. .), and treatment for better quality of life and a CURE>  Anyway. I am going to relax today after running some errands. Kezia has a head cold and I am sure I am getting it. I will write more later. I feel better today. I am still having anxiety issues but I no longer have medicine to help with that. So now I am trying tea at night to help me relax. It is what it is.

Trying to keep busy

I am trying to keep busy and also trying to tell people our story. So I have been working tweaking my blog making it easier for others to follow and also easier to share through email. I will be making more changes soon as far as content. Just adding an information tab on the latest news in Neuroblastoma treatment and studies.

Deep breath. It just seems to help me when I keep fighting. There are way to many opportunities to really highlight Neuroblastoma and bring more awareness and funding. There is No reason to give up. Times have changed. I am going to work on this little by little. But we must keep moving forward.