In this conversation, Curtis Vallier and Kim Frederickdiscuss the harrowing journey of Kim's daughter, who was diagnosed withHodgkin's lymphoma. They explore the initial signs and symptoms, the challengesof diagnosis, the whirlwind of treatment, and the emotional toll on the family.Kim shares insights into the side effects of chemotherapy, the importance oftrusting parental instincts, and the long-term considerations for herdaughter's health and future aspirations in pediatric oncology. In this conversation,Kim Frederick and Curtis Vallier discuss the profound emotional and practicalchallenges faced by families dealing with pediatric cancer. They explore theimpact of diagnosis on family dynamics, the importance of community support,and the role of schools in accommodating young patients. The discussion alsotouches on the prevalence of pediatric cancer, the survivor's guilt experiencedby families, and the transformative journey of turning pain into purpose.Ultimately, they emphasize the need for connection, understanding, and theimportance of asking for help during difficult times.