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Dear Friend,

This is one of the last happy photos of Laura and her little sister Kailee. Not long after, 9-year-old Kailee was diagnosed with bone cancer.

Laura didn’t understand.

“I thought it was something we could just cut out. I had no idea of what we were in for.”

Please click here to watch what happened next.

Laura's Story video

Every day three young people will hear the news that their brother or sister has cancer.

For Laura, it was the worst most moment in her young life.

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“My parents weren’t there. My sister wasn’t there. My teachers didn’t even really understand. They just didn’t get it.”

But her friends at CanTeen understood. They were there to support Laura as her normal family life fell apart.

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Laura will never again play with her little sister.

But - thanks to big-hearted CanTeen supporters like you - she found the strength she needed to work through her grief and hold onto little Kailee’s memory always.

Cancer doesn’t just affect the person diagnosed.

It leaves a hole in the lives of thousands of young people. Thanks to your generous support they now have someone to turn to.

Please watch this video and see the remarkable ways your gifts are changing the lives of young people like Laura.

And thanks again,
CanTeen

   
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Thanks again,

Peter Orchard
CEO – CanTeen

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