The Truth 365: Be the Voice for Children

My son is one of those cancer kids who needs your voice.  

This video is a little long, but oh so worth the watch.  Please help me get the message out to raise awareness of the neglected childhood cancer research.  These innocent kids need our help!

If you don't have the time to watch the whole video~the end of the video gives this plea;

Please go to 

http://www.thetruth365.org/petition/

to sign the petition for the reason stated below...

Petition

Please sign this petition to urge President Obama and National Cancer Institute Director, Harold Varmus, to appoint a pediatric cancer specialist to the National Cancer Advisory Board in order to give a voice to all children fighting cancer!

The National Cancer Advisory Board is the advisory council for the National Cancer Institute. The board helps set the strategic direction for the NCI and has direct input on grant and funding decisions.

National Cancer Advisory Board Members are appointed directly by the President. Currently, there are no pediatric oncologists on the panel.

If we can obtain 25,000 signatures by December 14, 2012 a response to our petition is required by the Administration.

Sign and Share Our Petition to Appoint A Pediatric Oncologist to the National Cancer Advisory Board

Happy Thanksgiving

Happy Thanksgiving to you all out in blogland~may your day be filled with joy.

~The beginning of a thankful day~

Moms Brag Post

Approx. one year ago she became an R.N. This was taken either on her way to work or just arriving home from her first day on the job.

Arriving home after her first day of work as an R.N.  this week

Looking at his newly acquired drivers license~~mom chaueffering days are over :/

My Girl

Modeling her new work attire...

The new R.N.

Captured the Moment

Her smiles melt my heart

when my daughter discovered some very good news she had been anxiously waiting for.

Highlight of my day

Purposeful Purchase

The Crooked Apple

The search was on at the grocery store ~for fresh fruit that was affordable.  That was when  this apple caught my eye.  I decided I had to have this apple.  It made me think of how others view  physical deformity. Some may not buy it because of its looks.  Others my pick it up and look at it~possibly with a chuckle or comment about its odd shape. But they put it back, thinking that they should choose more uniformly formed apples for their own use.  Then there are people like me, who have to have it because it is different!  I cut it open this morning, thinking that it would be juicy, crunchy and sweet~and I was not disappointed.   

What really matters is what is on the inside.   That is what counts.

Isn't that the way it is with people too?

2 Corinthians 4:16, 18b

"Therefore we do not lose heart.  Even though our outward man is perishing, yet the inward man is being renewed day by day...

the things which are not seen are eternal"