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How My Son’s Cancer Put Me on the Path of Helping Others Become Better Patients and Caregivers

How My Son’s Cancer Put Me on the Path of Helping Others Become Better Patients and Caregivers

by Roberta Carson | Dec 10, 2016 | Caregiver Stories | 1 comment

June 29, 2005. A day I will never forget. Our 17 year old son Zachary was diagnosed with a DIPG, an inoperable, malignant brain tumor, carrying a survival rate of less than 2%. Our world crumbled before us as we were told Zach had 4-6 weeks to live. To say we were...

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