One Hour One Child

Hello, dear ones –

On Wednesday, May 30th, I’m so excited to be teaming up the St. Baldrick’s Foundation to share Chase’s story and raise support for clinical trials!

Will you please consider joining me at this free, one-hour event One Hour: One Child?

When: Wednesday, May 30th

Time: 4 – 5pm

Location: Hyatt Regency Chicago

You’ll have the opportunity to support St. Baldrick’s funding of clinical trials and directly impact the health and lives of kids (like Chase) who are battling cancer. (plus…hang out with me, of course!)

Space is limited – Please RSVP by Friday, May 18th to Serena.Bernolak@StBaldricks.org or 626.792.8247 ext. 253.

See you there!

~MbM~

www.stbaldricks.org/onehour-onechild

Chase Away Cancer On St. Baldrick’s Today

St. baldricks logoThis week, the St. Baldrick’s Foundation is sharing an exclusive excerpt of Chase Away Cancer in order to help promote the book and fund research. When you purchase a copy through their official link [here], they’re donating 100% of the proceeds to livesaving cancer research. 

I’m so thankful for their advocacy and encouragement to our family and so many others like us. Come on over and read the excerpt! It involves our ambulance hitting a Chicago cab. True story.

Here I’ll get you started…


Despite medical intervention, Chase’s fever continued to rise and his heart rate wouldn’t come down. The doctors came and went, talking to us and then stepping out in the hall to phone Chase’s other doctors and make plans.

Chase himself was in fairly good spirits as he’d been given stickers and a comfortable, soft pair of yellow hospital pants, but monitors don’t lie. His heart rate was staying way too high while the fever hovered around 104.

After repeated sessions of consulting with us and stepping into the hallway to get on the phone with Dr. Lulla and Chase’s team, all the white coats concurred: Chase needed to “go home”…

For the rest of this exclusive book excerpt, click here.

Click here for the second part of the story.  -MbM