Online mailing lists offer e-mail contacts and chat rooms where you can share on a personal level. You can post messages or questions on bulletin boards and collect helpful answers. Discussion groups can function as support groups, which might be difficult to find or attend in person. You can always reach out past the Internet connection by phone to talk with a live person in a similar situation. There seems to be a universal connection by heart when a child is ill.
Professionals volunteer to answer questions by email.
Cancer Kids Children with cancer tell their stories via web pages. Links to free web-hosting service. KidsHome at the National Cancer Institute Children with cancer share stories and art. Inc. Connects parents of children with similar, special health needs. The Never-Ending Squirrel Tale Stories and practical advice from and for parents of children with cancer.