How does a parent cope with the terrible task of comforting a child with cancer? My Tiny Warrior is a book written by a childhood cancer survivor whose own child had to fight the same disease.  

 

No parent should have to watch their child suffer, and they certainly should not feel alone while they do. It’s often hard to find the right words to comfort your child when your heart is in tatters. Sometimes, all you can do is put one foot in front of the other. 

 

The Book 

I am a childhood cancer survivor, I’ve adopted a survivor, and I’ve watched my youngest baby fight this awful disease. My Tiny Warrior is an educational picturebook I wrote for parents to read to children who are fighting for their lives. The book contains true inspirational stories and beautiful illustrations to inspire their children. 

 

The Goal. 

I want to send as many free copies of My Tiny Warrior as possible to families who are fighting childhood cancer. They will be delivered to pediatric oncology wards, schools and community centres across the country with a simple message: you are not alone. 

I aim to raise $ 5,000 to cover the cost of publishing, printing, and sending out approximately 400 copies of My Tiny Warrior to families in need. I will leave my goal open-ended so that every penny I receive after this goal will be put toward donating a book to a family with a child battling cancer

My Tiny Warrior Fundraising Campaign

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Are you a family in need of comfort and support? Do you work with or know a family in need of comfort and support? Sign up here to register for a FREE copy of My Tiny Warrior, and when the book is finished, we’ll mail one out to you!

10% of the proceeds will be donated to each of the following charities:


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