In 2021, our world changed forever when our little boy, Luke, was diagnosed with stage III T-cell lymphoblastic lymphoma shortly after his third birthday. What began as a routine check-up for an enlarged lymph node spiraled into an overwhelming journey involving nine transfusions, 12 spinal taps, 132 rounds of chemotherapy, and 998 days of in-home treatments. Through it all, Luke’s unyielding positivity was our family’s beacon of hope, giving us strength during the darkest times.
Inspired by Luke’s incredible bravery and the emotional rollercoaster we faced, we created “Luke and the Lost Bell,” a heartfelt children’s book designed to help young cancer patients and their families navigate their own journeys. With vivid storytelling and enchanting illustrations, this book highlights the power of love and support from family and friends and the indescribable joy of ringing the bell after being declared cancer-free.
Proceeds from “Luke and the Lost Bell” help cover distribution costs, ensuring this vital resource reaches hospitals, clinics, and pediatric cancer organizations nationwide. By supporting this book, you help spread hope and encouragement to our families. Please consider donating to support local hospitals or families battling pediatric cancer. Together, we can make a difference and bring light to those who need it most.
For more information visit - http://lukeandthelostbell.com/.
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