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Vale Family
13-year-old · Osteosarcoma · Seattle, WA
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Vale Family
Age
13
Diagnosis
Osteosarcoma
Location
Seattle, WA
Duration
3 months
Their Story
This family traveled far from home when their 13-year-old was diagnosed with osteosarcoma. The cancer took his leg, from his pelvis to his toe, and the family left everything behind in Grandview to be by his side at Seattle Children's. His mother, who gave up her job to make the move, now spends her days in a city where she knows no one, in a language that is not her own, navigating one of the hardest things a parent can face. She finds the hospital food pantry when she can. She makes it work because that is what mothers do. Her son is still inpatient, still fighting, and she is still there, every single day, without a support system or a safety net, holding the weight of all of it alone.
How Your Gift Helps
Meal support and gift cards to help a mother stay fed and present while her 13-year-old fights osteosarcoma far from home.
$200
per month
3
months
$600
total goal
Funds are stewarded by Kyra's Hope Foundation to provide the described assistance; this is not a direct cash transfer to a family.
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