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Oklahoma Family Network focuses on supporting families of children and youth with special needs via emotional support, resource navigation, and ensuring quality healthcare for all children and families through strong and effective family/professional partnerships.
Acute Myeloid Leukemia (Part 1) - Mackenzie Asher’s Journey - with her dad, Jayson Asher
We Saved You a Seat
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2 years ago
Acute Myeloid Leukemia (Part 1) - Mackenzie Asher’s Journey - with her dad, Jayson Asher
We are well aware of the reasons people don't discuss pediatric cancer... It's hard...
It's hard to think about. It's hard to think about any child experiencing cancer. It's hard to think about the possibility of your child experiencing cancer. We can become overwhelmed with grief and sadness as we imagine these things happening to others, especially children, and then deep sadness when we have to face the truth that it does happen, and when it happens, some don't survive.
Today we get to meet Mackenzie Asher, through the eyes of her daddy... You hear the hard, the love, and the strength!!
Mackenzie's family started a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization in her honor, and you won't want to miss some of the amazing things they get to do for Oklahoma Families who are fighting life threatening illness. Things these incredible kids and families wouldn't get to do without their help!
Visit: Mackenzie’s Story | The Mack Impact today!!
We Saved You a Seat
Oklahoma Family Network focuses on supporting families of children and youth with special needs via emotional support, resource navigation, and ensuring quality healthcare for all children and families through strong and effective family/professional partnerships.
