Hope Is . . .
Repeatedly I asked myself these questions. But the black hole we fell into the day we were told our daughter, Katie, had a malignant brain tumor was bigger than my apprehension. I decided to do all I could to keep others from falling into that same dark void of ignorance, fear, desperation and loneliness. So, I contacted our local hospital s social worker and several national brain tumor associations and foundations, and asked them to send my introductory letter to all pediatric brain tumor families in their database. I didn t know if 5 or 500 letters went out, or if anyone would come.