My son Jack was diagnosed in 2007 with brain and spinal cancer. The primary tumor in his head was 6 cm's in size (Tennis Ball) and would have taken his life in less than two weeks. In less than 24 hours Jack was being operated in a special operating MRI suite at Children's Hospital Boston by a team of surgeons led by the Chief of Neurosurgery at Harvard. Since that initial 12 hour surgery, Jack has had 15 surgeries and more than 120 weeks of Chemotherapy. He never complains about pain or why he has to go through this. I am astounded by the toughness of my son and all of these cancer kids. I have seen far too much suffering, far too many parents that have had to bury their children and far too many charities that AREN'T Charitable and don't effeciently and effectively get the money in the hands of the researchers that can finally cure this disease. We have answered the call to be heroes! We've teamed up to have our heads shaved – to stand in solidarity with kids fighting cancer, but more importantly, to raise money to find cures.

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