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Advocating for Childhood Cancer Resources on Capitol Hill

We had meetings with Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley’s staff, House Minority Whip and Congresswoman Katherine Clark’s staff, Senator Ed Markey and his staff, and Senator Elizabeth Warren’s staff. We also had a brief meeting with Katherine Clark for a photo opportunity. We’ve included a picture of us with Ed Markey as we don’t yet have the pictures with Katherine Clark.

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Building Community

Here at Zach’s Bridge HQ, we’re big believers in connecting with others to ask questions, share ideas, learn from those that have come before us, and generally getting support and guidance. I’m sure that’s not surprising giving what the purpose of Zach’s Bridge is.

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In The Loop

 Usually that’s a sales pitch. It wasn’t. It became a legitimate, amazing partnership that we are so proud to be able to bring to families that use Zach’s Bridge. It came from the wonderful team at Cariloop.

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Zach’s Story and Rules for Life at Dana-Farber Open Forum

In January, we were invited to share Zach’s story with everyone who works at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute in Boston.  Zach was treated there and in spite of the fact that he wasn’t cured, it is an amazing place with everyone singularly focused on helping treat, fight and support cancer patients and their families.

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Where Is That Confounded Bridge?

When you are facing advanced childhood cancer, it’s not that easy.  It’s pretty much impossible to find the bridge.  The river rages and throws waves, water, rocks, trees, anything it can at you to keep you from finding a calm crossing, and beating the river.  

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139 Days

We got the news on June 19, 2021. There was nothing more they could do to save our son’s life. We only had 139 days left. While we never would lose hope until Zach passed away on November 5, 2021 the remaining time was focused on easing his pain and enjoying the time with him as best as we could.

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