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February 24, 2013 By Suzanne

Finding solace in poetry-Children’s Hospice and Palliative Care Coalition

As a result of my KUOW interviews in late January, a wonderful organization in California was made aware of my work and contacted me.  The Children’s Hospice and Palliative Care Coalition wanted to feature some of my poems on their website.

I am honored to be asked and they have recently posted Teeter Totter, a poem I wrote a few months after my daughter was diagnosed with Juvenile Myositis and was exhibiting all the classic Cushingnoid signs (moon face, bloating, irritability to name a few) due to heavy doses of corticosteroids.

I think the mission and vision of chpcc dovetail with my sense of what’s needed for families who have children with serious health issues.  Check them out.

Mission: Listen to, partner with, and work together for children with serious illnesses and all those who care for them.

Vision: We believe that all children with life-threatening conditions should have access to the care and emotional support they need to live life as fully as possible.

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