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Few diagnoses fill people with as much emotional baggage and dread as the word “cancer.” And when it’s parents who get hit with the news regarding their child, it can be even more devastating. Plenty of organizations…

Few diagnoses fill people with as much emotional baggage and dread as the word “Cancer.” And when it’s parents who get hit with the news regarding their child, it can be even more devastating.
Plenty of organizations and groups have been formed to support patients and their families every step of the way, with some of the wish-granting organizations taking center stage.
Little Wishes, based in California, was started by two pediatric nurses who wanted to do something for seriously ill Children. While many groups give terminally ill kids a shot at their biggest dreams, Little Wishes fulfills just that — littler, more frequent wishes.
“Little Wishes brings love, light and happiness to Children being treated at partnering hospitals across the United States,” the group’s Facebook page states.
“What makes the Little Wishes™ program unique (and why they keep the wishes little) is that a qualified child may make another request 14 days after receiving their first little wish, and every 14 days thereafter.



