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Blue Angel Parkway Pensacola, Florida 32526 850-941-4009 Name: Address 1: Address 2: City: State: Zip / Postal Code: Country: Phone Number: Email Address: Web Address/URL: Comments/Questions: Support Childhood Cancer Awareness Home Page &nbsp|&nbsp Our Inspirations &nbsp|&nbsp Helpful Links &nbsp|&nbsp Search Our Site &nbsp|&nbsp Upcoming Events For The Families &nbsp|&nbsp Ways To Help &nbsp|&nbsp Photo Gallery &nbsp|&nbsp The ACPCG Thanks &nbsp|&nbsp Contact Us &nbsp|&nbsp Visit Our Store Copyright © 2006 Gulf Coast Wings of Hope, Inc. All Rights Reserved.");arrFiles[4]=new Array("families.html","Gulf Coast Wings Of Hope, Inc. - For The Families","childhood cancer,non-profit,blood disorder,leukemia,cancer awareness,gold ribbons,support groups,Gulf Coast Wings of Hope,Pensacola Florida,Pediatric Disease,caring bridge","Gulf Coast Wings Of Hope, Inc. provides support and education to families with children inflicted with blood and cancer diseases.","Home &nbsp|&nbsp Search Our Site &nbsp|&nbsp Visit Our Store &nbsp|&nbsp Contact Us For The Families When a child is diagnosed with cancer, many people are at a loss as to what they can say or do to help the ones they love deal with things during this trying time. Although there are many things that can be done, and not every family is the same and needs the same things, we have tried to compile a list that can assist you in helping friends and families you may know. Remember that there are also things that one should not say or do for individuals trying to cope with cancer. We have tried to include some of these as well. The things sited here have come from a variety of sources. Many are from books written for parents of cancer patients or from informational packets given by the doctors and nurses. Please keep in mind that above all else it is best if you respect the wishes of the family while honoring their privacy. If you feel you have learned something by experience that should be added here, please feel free to contact us . Things to do for families with children suffering from cancer or blood disorders Be sensitive to the emotional state of both the child, the parents, and the siblings. Sometimes they will want to talk while other times they may just want a hand to hold. Donate frequent flyer miles to distant family members who have the time but not the money to help. Clean their house for when they come home from the hospital. Mow the grass, shovel snow, water plants, or take care of pets. Anything that is household related the family will not have time to do. Grocery shopping (especially when the family is due home from the hospital). Do laundry or dry cleaning runs. Get them a gift certificate for video rentals. Buy CDs or cassette tapes for the child undergoing chemotherapy. Perhaps even get them a Walkman or Discman if they do not have one. Or, an MP3 player. Puzzle books, reading books, and activity books, especially for the siblings. Many parents could use help with the other children. A night or day of babysitting. Take the parent a bag filled with things you think they might need, such as note cards, nail care products, laundry detergent, magazines, hand lotion, an array of items. Just think to yourself, \"If I couldn \'t be home for over a week, what would I need? \" Then throw it in the bag. If it \'s possible to get there, come and sit with the parent in the hospital on those long days when he or she is scared and bored and exhausted all at the same time. Bring a favorite food or a new magazine, and bring lots of news and stories to make them feel less left out of normal life. Hang out with the child so Mom or Dad can get a shower and something to eat. If their treatment center is fairly far from home, phone calls (and gifts of those pre-paid phone cards so they can call out) can make them feel like they \'re still in touch with family and friends. If the sick child is a teen, provide transportation so that friends can come to the hospital. Staying in touch with friends and having their support is REALLY important. Enlist people to send cards and silly, fun things to the child and any brothers or sisters. A little fun and excitement go a long way toward alleviating pain and fear. Find out what the child likes (some kids collect stickers, beanie baby toys, cool hats, pins, etc.) and help get a collection started if he or she doesn \'t have one already. It will provide something fun to focus on and then people will know what to send or bring when they don \'t know what else to do. Commit yourself to be the friend of one of the siblings, someone the child can call on when he or she needs to talk or is feeling left out. If the child has brothers or sisters, find someone whose special job it is to give each of them attention, time, treats. They \'re scared and they \'re left out and they need people to take them places and listen to them and make them feel important. Be that person! Find out if there are any special needs the family has, and try to coordinate a solution to their problem. Is there a child who is often home alone after school because one parent is at work and the other is at the hospital? Do they need help with transportation or a supply of meals on certain days when normal life is impossible because of clinic visits, diagnostic tests, etc.? Once you \'ve identified an area of concern, work WITH the family to help them solve the problem. In particular, don \'t ever decide on your own to sponsor a large project like a fund-raiser or major house repair, etc., without talking with the family first. As well-meaning as many of these efforts can be, they may not always be serving the family \'s most urgent needs. Any supportive undertaking needs to be done in a way that respects the family \'s wishes and honors their privacy. Be the \"fun \" friend who shows up at the hospital room or at home with bubbles, silly string, joke books, Marx Brothers videos, rub-on tattoos, whatever. Life is scary enough right now without having all the grown-ups walk in with long faces! It \'ll help Mom and Dad, too. When a child begins taking steroids, as many children going through cancer treatment do, they may gain weight and change sizes for periods of time. During these times their normal clothing may not fit as it should. If looking for a way to help, donate items of clothing in various sizes to families in need. Things to say to parents dealing with a child with cancer or a blood disorder I didn \'t call earlier because I didn \'t know what to say. Our family would like to do your yard work. It would make us feel as if we are helping in a small way. We want to clean your house for you once a week. What day would be convenient? Would it help if we took care of your dog? (or cat, bird, fish, etc) We would love to do it. I walk my dog three times a day, may I walk yours too? The church is setting up a system to deliver meals to your house. When is the best time to drop them off? I will take care of Jimmy whenever you need to take John to the hospital. Call us anytime, day or night, and we will come pick him up. Things that do not need to be said I am so sorry. \"God only gives people what they can handle. \" (Some people cannot deal with the stress of childhood leukemia). \"I know just how you feel. \" (Unless you have a child with cancer, you simply cannot relate to them.) \"You are so brave \" or \"so strong \" etc. (Parents are not heroes; they are normal people struggling with extraordinary stress.) \"They are doing such wonderful things to save children with leukemia these days. \" (Yes, the prognosis is usually good, but what parents and children are going through is not wonderful.) \"Well, we \'re all going to die one day \". (True, however, parents do not need to be reminded of this fact.) \"It \'s God \'s will. \" (While possible to be true, this is just not a helpful thing to hear.) \"At least you have other kids, \" or \"Thank goodness you are still young enough to have other children. \" (A child cannot be replaced.) Dealing with a child with cancer or any other major disease is very stressful on the family. There are financial worries as well as emotional issues to cope with. They will need the support of good friends and family members to make it through the years ahead. Be careful what you say and do as they are dealing with as much as they can handle right now. The last thing a person needs is to have to push away a once close friend or family member due to the lack of thinking on that person \'s part. Sometimes people just don \'t know what to say, so they don \'t call. It \'s horrible to feel like you are the plague or something. Remember, they do have lives besides just a child with cancer. Ask about the other children, ask about how THEY are doing. Ask about their hobbies or work. They will like to talk about other things besides, \"How is [the cancer kid] doing? \". There is always the chance the child will not make it, but the parents do not want to be reminded of this on a daily basis. It is in their heads whether they want it to be or not. Don \'t bring it to the surface for them. Treat them with respect and dignity. They deserve it. Their every day lives have changed more than anyone would ever realize. Be there as a good friend, a listener, and do whatever the family needs to help them stay strong. Be encouraging, even if that means being silent. \"We can do no great things - only small things with great love. \" - Mother Teresa Support Childhood Cancer Awareness Home Page &nbsp|&nbsp Our Inspirations &nbsp|&nbsp Helpful Links &nbsp|&nbsp Search Our Site &nbsp|&nbsp Upcoming Events For The Families &nbsp|&nbsp Ways To Help &nbsp|&nbsp Photo Gallery &nbsp|&nbsp The ACPCG Thanks &nbsp|&nbsp Contact Us &nbsp|&nbsp Visit Our Store Copyright © 2006 Gulf Coast Wings of Hope, Inc. All Rights Reserved.");arrFiles[5]=new Array("default.htm","Gulf Coast Wings Of Hope, Inc. - A Non-Profit Organization ","childhood cancer,non-profit,blood disorder,leukemia,cancer awareness,gold ribbons,support groups,Gulf Coast Wings of Hope,Pensacola Florida,Pediatric Disease,caring bridge","Gulf Coast Wings Of Hope, Inc. provides support and education to families with children inflicted with blood and cancer diseases.","Home &nbsp|&nbsp Search Our Site &nbsp|&nbsp Visit Our Store &nbsp|&nbsp Contact Us Recent News Sign up now to join the \"Krewe Of Hope! \" Additional information and membership forms are available on the Upcoming Events page. We are collecting yard sale items for our annual fundraiser. If you are interested in attending, or you would like to donate, please see the information on the Upcoming Events page. Who We Are Gulf Coast Wings of Hope, Inc. was incorporated on December 22, 2004 as a non-profit organization. We are designed to assist the families of children with blood and cancer diseases by giving emotional support, education, and acting as advocates for improved care for the patients. Gulf Coast Wings of Hope, Inc. has been setup to better serve the Pensacola and surrounding areas in any way possible. What We Do We Act as a fundraising and disbursement vehicle, providing coordination and administrative support for fundraising activities. These activities are directed toward education, counseling and other related humanitarian activities for Gulf Coast Wings of Hope patients, caregivers, and the families of pediatric blood and cancer disorder patients. We extend emotional support to the families and caregivers of pediatric blood and cancer disorder patients. We educate and train lay and professional caregivers of pediatric blood and cancer disorder patients. We act as an advocate for improved care for pediatric blood and cancer disorder patients and caregivers, both in the home environment and in care facilities. Due to the current privacy laws, it is often difficult for the patients and their families to meet others who are going through the same trying experiences that they are. Gulf Coast Wings Of Hope tries to provide these families numerous opportunities to meet each other in fun settings designed for every member of the family. Through these events, families get the opportunity to network and meet other families, while hopefully gathering information and support from those who are going through a similar journey, and having fun at the same time. These events include our \"Waves of Fun, \" \"Family Fun Day, \" \"Christmas Party, \" etc. Check to see when our next event is on our event schedule . You can also see photos of our past events in our photo gallery . If you are interested in our local support group, please send us your contact information through the Contact Us page. Support Childhood Cancer Awareness Home Page &nbsp|&nbsp Our Inspirations &nbsp|&nbsp Helpful Links &nbsp|&nbsp Search Our Site &nbsp|&nbsp Upcoming Events For The Families &nbsp|&nbsp Ways To Help &nbsp|&nbsp Photo Gallery &nbsp|&nbsp The ACPCG Thanks &nbsp|&nbsp Contact Us &nbsp|&nbsp Visit Our Store Copyright © 2006 Gulf Coast Wings of Hope, Inc. 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One either takes the challenge and turns the bad situation into something better or sits back and lets it happen. The founders of Gulf Coast Wings of Hope, Inc. are the type of people that take the worst of situations and strives to make something great from them. Here are some of our stories: Ashlan - 4 years old - Diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia (ALL) on October 29, 2004. Ashlan had a runny nose and was a bit constipated, and so we took her to the pediatrician. At first we were given medicine to alleviate her pain and went through a series of enemas and laxatives to relieve the constipation. A week later we returned to the doctor for a follow-up. She performed a blood test as a precaution and told us she would call. When the call came, we were not prepared for what we heard. We were told to report to the hospital immediately, for our child had leukemia. She was admitted to the hospital that evening and had her first of many \"procedures \" (bone marrow aspiration, spinal tap, and a port inserted) the following Monday. Tuesday we were introduced to the world of chemotherapy. Ashlan has had some reactions to the \"mix \" of drugs given in chemo causing stomach pains and bloating. At times her stomach has been as large as 27 inches around. She has spent time in the hospital having her stomach suctioned, and has had to have a tube inserted into her nose for a few weeks in order to keep her system cleaned out. She is doing very well now that those problems have been taken care of. She will have to undergo 4 phases of chemotherapy which will last two and a half years, after which she will be monitored for years to come. Currently she is in remission and is responding well to her treatment. Her spirit and determination sets an example for all who know her. When she has had bad days, been in pain, tired, or wants to do nothing but lie around and listen to the TV, when asked, she still says that \"It is a good day \". She told me that “when she grows up she wants to ‘paint the world’.” That kind of bravery and courage reminds me that life doesn \'t hand us anything we can \'t make it through if we decide to. Attitude is 90% of the battle. It is my hope that through our work with Gulf Coast Wings of Hope, Inc. we can help other families cope with what is a life-changing situation and that we CAN paint the world with hope—not just for Ashlan, but for everyone. To track Ashlan \'s progress and to hear her story, please visit her Caring Bridge Page . Hayden - 3 years old - Diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia (ALL) on August 4, 2004. Hayden woke up with unexplained bruises on his arms and legs and bumps at each of his temples. His mom immediately took him to the hospital where the tests were run and a diagnosis was given at 5:00 that evening. It was what we all dreaded hearing, but knew deep inside. Hayden had been inflicted with a disease no child should have to endure. Hayden has a smile that can light up a room and a laugh so contagious you find yourself simply giggling at him. He went from a \"normal \" 3 year old that liked to watch TV, play with his toys and aggravate his almost 2 year old brother to one that was being poked and prodded by nurses and doctors. He went into remission within the first 8 days, categorizing him as an \"Early Rapid Responder \" and has remained there since .Through it all, no matter how tired or sick he might get, Hayden has never lost the spirit that shines from deep inside him. He still lights up a room and sparkles at the sight of his 10 year old cousin coming through the door. He remains courageous even though times get hard. His magical personality has lead me to want to make a difference for children suffering from this horrible disease and to support other families suffering as we have. Hayden recently entered maintenance, but the fight is far from over. For the next several years we will have to go through treatments, blood tests, daily medicines, and monitor his every sniffle. But in the end, we will overcome this! Along the way we hope to change lives by providing information, support, and guidance to the children and families dealing with blood disorders and cancer. At Gulf Coast Wings of Hope, Inc., we will make a difference. To hear Hayden \'s story and to track his progress, please visit his Caring Bridge Page . Nikolas - 7 years old - Diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia (ALL) on March 4, 2005. Nikolas complained of unexplained lower body pain for about a week. When we took him to his pediatrician, he was given a clean bill of health. The doctor and I were both convinced he was suffering from sore joints due to a recent injury or his weekly Taekwondo sessions. The following week his soreness was gone and he was back to normal. That weekend, he developed a swollen gland. The doctor said there was no reason to be concerned if it went down within 24 hours; which it did. As the weeks went on, Nik became very lethargic and people started to say he looked pale. Neither my husband nor myself noticed how drastically different he actually looked at the time. It wasn \'t until he started running a high fever during the 4th week that I became concerned something was terribly wrong. After 2 nights of reoccurring fevers I worried that he may have been exposed to Meningitis from another student in our school. I made an appointment the following morning to simply rule it out, only to find his blood counts were terribly low. Within hours of his appointment, we were on our way to Sacred Heart Hospital in absolute fear of what lie ahead. After numerous tests, it was confirmed that Nik had a form of childhood cancer and would need a minimum of two and a half years of treatment. He spent almost the entire month of March in the hospital suffering from an infection, immense constipation, and severe nausea. He \'s currently in remission and into the second month of consolidation. His stomach has returned to its normal size, and his appetite remains large! He \'s lost just enough hair to save Mom and Dad money, and you wouldn \'t know he was sick if you saw him! Nik has displayed a tremendous amount of courage during this entire ordeal, and his strength increases day to day. It is our hope to educate others on childhood cancers and blood disorders through our work with Gulf Coast Wings of Hope, Inc. To track Nik \'s progress as he beats this illness, please visit his Caring Bridge Page . Bradley - ( From Bradley \'s Mother ) My son was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer called Neuroblastoma on June 4, 2002 already at the very late stage of 4. This is generally how this cancer is found. This is a very nasty kind of cancer that progresses so rapidly that it is in the advanced stages before it is detected. This was the case for our family. If you can be one of the \"lucky \" ones and catch it early there is a much better chance of actually having a chance of just maybe being a survivor. But this cancer is so rare that I was told by the doctor that diagnosed my son that a pediatrican can go their whole practice and never see a case of it. That took away the sting from me of wanting to blame someone for not catching this earlier. I had another doctor tell me that if he could get rid of one kind of childhood cancer it would be neuroblastoma because of how bad it was. This was the case for our family. After four surgeries, one lasting 9 hours (not including the \"Prep \" time) Chemo, two bone marrow transplants, radiation, drugs, too many port accesses, needle sticks, hospital stays and isolations from the world (Just to repeat it all over again.), my beautifully, smart, courageous, strong, happy, vivacious son was called home. He wasn \'t able to be a survivor on this earth now, but he \'s still a winner. There \'s nothing like the world of cancer from the perspective of a partent. To look into your child \'s eyes and see their pain and the constant begging \"mommy please make them stop hurting me \", but knowing that you have to hold them down all for the hope of a chance that your child will be one of those precious survivors. One of the ones who would get to wear one of those T-shirts. Unfortunately our family wasn \'t one of those few. Bradley went home on May 19, 2006 at 5:30 am leaving us behind, but only for a little while. Our children of cancer go through so much, but they are strong and generally do \"live in the moment \". I think us parents worry more and get upset more than they do. I know for Bradley as long he could have his chicken nuggets and sweet tea (no lemon) and toy, he could get through any port access or needle stick. Bradley \'s story is too long to share. You \'ll have to get the book. But I did create for him a caring bridge web site for our family and friends. I hope the research continues. There is clearly not enough research done about this type of cancer. I hope the research continues until the survival rate is as high as some of the others. I know that \'s where our money will be going. I want to give encouragement to those parents still fighting. Don \'t give up.! It \'s true that cancer can \'t take the hope, as long as there \'s hope. There \'s a chance of winning. We never gave up, but the time came when we had to make that fateful decision to let him \"live \". He wasn \'t having the quality of life he once did. It was an easy decision and yet a tough one too. No parent ever should have to make that kind of decision for their child. Bradley touched a lot of lives and he blessed a lot of people and even though I would rather have him here with me. I know that he did his job and is now receiving his reward. I \'m not quite sure yet how we \'ll go on, but they say time is a healer. There are many kids around the world who suffer from all sorts of blood disorders and cancers. It takes a lot of fight and a lot of courage to go through what these children and families deal with each and every day. Some don \'t make it through these battles, but along the way they can choose to never give up the fight. Please pray for all those that have been chosen to endure the fight. God Bless. The Littlest Soldiers Part I The medals on our chests are portacaths for meds Helmets won \'t stay on cause no hair is on our heads. Our weapons of destruction we take every day We fight the battle within us while we struggle on to play. We fight with honor and courage no marine could do as well We are only little children living in this hell. So bring on the medals the Purple Hearts of Wars The Gold Cross, The Silver Star to place upon our scars. For We are the Children of Cancer no one has fought so hard But every day we struggle on our LIFE is our reward. by Cheryl Jagannathan Mom to a leukemia survivor Support Childhood Cancer Awareness Home Page &nbsp|&nbsp Our Inspirations &nbsp|&nbsp Helpful Links &nbsp|&nbsp Search Our Site &nbsp|&nbsp Upcoming Events For The Families &nbsp|&nbsp Ways To Help &nbsp|&nbsp Photo Gallery &nbsp|&nbsp The ACPCG Thanks &nbsp|&nbsp Contact Us &nbsp|&nbsp Visit Our Store Copyright © 2006 Gulf Coast Wings of Hope, Inc. All Rights Reserved.");arrFiles[8]=new Array("links.html","Gulf Coast Wings Of Hope, Inc. - Helpful Links","childhood cancer,non-profit,blood disorder,leukemia,cancer awareness,gold ribbons,support groups,Gulf Coast Wings of Hope,Pensacola Florida,Pediatric Disease,caring bridge","Gulf Coast Wings Of Hope, Inc. provides support and education to families with children inflicted with blood and cancer diseases.","Home &nbsp|&nbsp Search Our Site &nbsp|&nbsp Visit Our Store &nbsp|&nbsp Contact Us Helpful Links There are many sites on the Internet with information for parents and families relating to blood and cancer disorders in children. Below you will find the beginnings of a list of great sites, along with their mission statements, to visit for more information. Please take some time to look through these sites. If you feel there is a site out there that should be added to our list, click on the Contact Us page and let us know. Thanks for visiting Gulf Coast Wings of Hope, Inc. Hematology Related Links Sickle Cell Information Center - The mission of this site is to provide sickle cell patient and professional education, news, research updates and world wide sickle cell resources. It is the mission of our organization to provide world class compassionate care, education, counseling, and research for patients with sickle cell disease. It is our mission to help break the sickle cycle. \"The information provided on this site is designed to support, not replace, the relationship that exists between a patient/site visitor and his/her physician. \" National Hemophilia Foundation - The mission of the National Hemophilia Foundation is education, research and advocacy on behalf of people with bleeding disorders. The NHF aims to cure blood disorders. Established in 1948, the NHF now has a national presence and many chapters throughout the country. Hemophilia Foundation of Greater Florida - The Hemophilia Foundation of Greater Florida, a chapter of the National Hemophilia Foundation, has been helping people with bleeding disorders since 1996. We have helped the bleeding disorders community improve their quality of life by offering programs and services to support healthier and more independent lives. Aplastic Anemia MDS International Foundation - Founded in 1983, the AA&MDSIF is a non-profit organization designed to serve as a resource for patient assistance, advocacy, and support; provide educational materials and medical information; and to fund medical research to find effective treatments and cure for Aplastic Anemia, Myelodysplastic Syndromes, and related bone marrow diseases such as PNH. Fanconi Anemia Research Fund - The Fanconi Anemia Research Foundation \'s mission is to find effective treatments and a cure for Fanconi Anemia and to provide education and support services to affected families worldwide. Diamond Blackfan Anemia Foundation - The mission of the Diamond Blackfan Anemia Foundation, Inc. is to \"collectively and actively generate funds for the charitable and scientific purpose of furthering, by clinical study, laboratory research, publication and teaching, the knowledge of the disorder. Neutropenia Support Association - The Neutropenia Support Association, Inc. is a volunteer driven registered charity, that was formed in 1989 to increase awareness and understanding of neutropenia, a blood disorder. Oncology Related Links Children \'s Oncology Group - To eliminate the personal, family and societal burden of cancer in children and adolescents by: Preventing and curing childhood and adolescent cancer through scientific discovery and compassionate care. Performing clinical and research trials. Conducting laboratory research. Identifying the causes of childhood cancer. The National Children \'s Cancer Society - The mission of The National Children \'s Cancer Society is to improve the quality of life for children with cancer by promoting children \'s health through financial and in-kind assistance, advocacy, support services, and education. American Cancer Society - The American Cancer Society is the nationwide community-based voluntary health organization dedicated to eliminating cancer as a major health problem by preventing cancer, saving lives, and diminishing suffering from cancer, through research, education, advocacy, and service. Candlelighters Childhood Cancer Foundation - Candlelighters Childhood Cancer Foundation (CCCF) National Office is a national non-profit membership organization whose mission is to educate, support, serve, and advocate for families of children with cancer, survivors of childhood cancer, and the professionals who care for them. Children \'s Cancer Association Bringing the joy of music, the magic of wishes, the power of information, and compassion to seriously ill children and their families. Fun For The Kids When Ben Duskin was 5 years old he was diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia (ALL). He spent alot of time playing video games to take his mind off of the side effects of the chemoptherapy. He decided he wanted a video game that could help kids fight cancer. Ben, along with Eric Johnston, a Software Engineer, designed a video game to do just that. Ben \'s social worker contacted the Make A Wish Foundation to help find a sponsor to build the game. After 7 months of hard work they came up with a game that kids can download and play for free. Visit Ben \'s Game site to get your copy today!! www.kidzwithlukemia.com - \"A highly interactive learning experience for children with Leukemia and ther families. Several pathways are available for children and adults to find information suited to their needs. Using games, puzzles, make-believe and video, this CD delivers expert medical explanations, real-life interviews and advice for coping with Leukemia. \" Ways To Keep In Touch Caring Bridge -A not-for-profit 501(c)(3) organization offering free personalized Web pages to those receiving care since 1997. The Caring Bridge story began after an unbelievable reaction to a Web page created for a premature baby. CaringBridge has grown steadily since 1997 and by the begining of 2004 has hosted more than 16,000 personalized CaringBridge pages, with more than 65 million visits, and more than two million guestbook entries. CaringBridge was developed using a unique grassroots approach. This service has developed ties with individuals, the medical community and corporate organizations through word of mouth. Those who visit a CaringBridge page are undeniably impacted. Miscellaneous www.inspiredbyyou.org Support Childhood Cancer Awareness Home Page &nbsp|&nbsp Our Inspirations &nbsp|&nbsp Helpful Links &nbsp|&nbsp Search Our Site &nbsp|&nbsp Upcoming Events For The Families &nbsp|&nbsp Ways To Help &nbsp|&nbsp Photo Gallery &nbsp|&nbsp The ACPCG Thanks &nbsp|&nbsp Contact Us &nbsp|&nbsp Visit Our Store Copyright © 2006 Gulf Coast Wings of Hope, Inc. 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Please take some time to preview them and see all the fun things we are doing in the community and for the families that we support. Unfortunately, we are not able to put all of the pictures taken at each event onto our site. We apologize if we were not able to get you on here. At the top and bottom of the page, there is a link to photos from our 2005 events! Please continue to check back as we will update these pics from time to time. Thanks for stopping by and taking the time to view our site. Your support for our cause is greatly appreciated. Waves of Fun - May 2006 Another successful event! Waves of Fun was a day meant for kids dealing with cancer and blood disorders to get out and enjoy a day on the water along with a picnic on the beach. Area boaters volunteered their time and boats to take kids from marinas to Quietwater Beach and back. All the kids got to have a boat ride over to the beach where we stayed and played for several hours, had lunch, enjoyed the water, and then made the trip back to the marina. Click here for 2005 photos. Support Childhood Cancer Awareness Home Page &nbsp|&nbsp Our Inspirations &nbsp|&nbsp Helpful Links &nbsp|&nbsp Search Our Site &nbsp|&nbsp Upcoming Events For The Families &nbsp|&nbsp Ways To Help &nbsp|&nbsp Photo Gallery &nbsp|&nbsp The ACPCG Thanks &nbsp|&nbsp Contact Us &nbsp|&nbsp Visit Our Store Copyright © 2006 Gulf Coast Wings of Hope, Inc. 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Well, we did get a little wet at times, but the turnout was fabulous given the fact that Hurricane Rita was trying to mess things up. There were over 150+ walkers at the opening ceremony and we raised over \$5500. Thank you to all of the sponsors for their time, donations, and walkers. The event was definitely one we would call a success. Despite the rain we had kids, families, and even the news crew out to enjoy the walk. There were 5 jumpies, a petting zoo, pony rides, concessions, and lots of fun. To all those who came out, thank you and we hope to see you next year. Waves of Fun - June 2005 Waves of Fun was a day meant for kids dealing with cancer and blood disorders to get out and enjoy a day on the water along with a picnic on the beach. Area boaters volunteered their time and boats to take kids from marinas to Quietwater Beach and back. All the kids got to have a boat ride over to the beach where we stayed and played for several hours, had lunch, enjoyed the water, and then made the trip back to the marina. The day started out with some major rain storms, but once it cleared, we were on our way. It turned out to be a fabulous event. Support Childhood Cancer Awareness Home Page &nbsp|&nbsp Our Inspirations &nbsp|&nbsp Helpful Links &nbsp|&nbsp Search Our Site &nbsp|&nbsp Upcoming Events For The Families &nbsp|&nbsp Ways To Help &nbsp|&nbsp Photo Gallery &nbsp|&nbsp The ACPCG Thanks &nbsp|&nbsp Contact Us &nbsp|&nbsp Visit Our Store Copyright © 2006 Gulf Coast Wings of Hope, Inc. All Rights Reserved.");arrFiles[11]=new Array("thanks.html","Gulf Coast Wings Of Hope, Inc. - Thanks","childhood cancer,non-profit,blood disorder,leukemia,cancer awareness,gold ribbons,support groups,Gulf Coast Wings of Hope,Pensacola Florida,Pediatric Disease,caring bridge","Gulf Coast Wings Of Hope, Inc. provides support and education to families with children inflicted with blood and cancer diseases.","Home &nbsp|&nbsp Search Our Site &nbsp|&nbsp Visit Our Store &nbsp|&nbsp Contact Us Thanks Gulf Coast Wings Of Hope would like to say a very big thank you to the following: Golden Flake for supporting us by donating snacks quarterly for the patients during their treatments. You are helping us make a difference! Bill Kettenring, Hallie Burnett, Buddy James and Janice Kline for their continuous efforts to make our Waves of Fun event a success. The Optimist Club The Levin Firm Mo Money Tom White, The Printer Project Linus for the blankets they provide for our kids. The Warrington Elkettes for their continued support of our Christmas Party. Toni and Paul Palmer for being Mr and Mrs Santa. For our Christmas party - PIzza Hut, Mobile Hwy, Ci Ci \'s Pizza and Cancer Recovery Foundation of America for the gifts. Homecrafters with the Council on Aging for making hats for our kids. Michelle Griffith for chairing our new \"Krewe of Hope \". Jamie MacDonald for making our Christmas Party a success. Ann \'s Hallmark on Nine Mile Rd. Support Childhood Cancer Awareness Home Page &nbsp|&nbsp Our Inspirations &nbsp|&nbsp Helpful Links &nbsp|&nbsp Search Our Site &nbsp|&nbsp Upcoming Events For The Families &nbsp|&nbsp Ways To Help &nbsp|&nbsp Photo Gallery &nbsp|&nbsp The ACPCG Thanks &nbsp|&nbsp Contact Us &nbsp|&nbsp Visit Our Store Copyright © 2006 Gulf Coast Wings of Hope, Inc. All Rights Reserved.");arrFiles[12]=new Array("upcomingevents.html","Gulf Coast Wings Of Hope, Inc. - Upcoming Events","childhood cancer,non-profit,blood disorder,leukemia,cancer awareness,gold ribbons,support groups,Gulf Coast Wings of Hope,Pensacola Florida,Pediatric Disease,caring bridge","Gulf Coast Wings Of Hope, Inc. provides support and education to families with children inflicted with blood and cancer diseases.","Home &nbsp|&nbsp Search Our Site &nbsp|&nbsp Visit Our Store &nbsp|&nbsp Contact Us Upcoming Events Gulf Coast Wings of Hope, Inc. Support Group Meetings Gulf Coast Wings of Hope, Inc. is proud to announce that we have started a support group for parents and families dealing with the hardships of childhood illnesses. Our first meeting went very well and we were very pleased with the outcome. We would like to thank all that attended and would like to invite anyone interested to join us at the next one. The meetings are not limited to parents with children who are sick. Anyone with a friend or family member who has been stricken with a form of childhood cancer or blood disorder is welcome. All meetings will be held on the 3rd Tuesday of the month from 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM in Conference Room A of the Women \'s and Children \'s Hospital at Sacred Heart. There will be light refreshments and drinks served. If the meeting cannot be on the 3rd Tuesday we will post the date here. Please check back form information regularly. If possible, please send us an email or call to let us know you will be attending. Thank you for your support in our cause! Awareness Ribbons For Sale We are having Gold Magnetic Awareness Ribbons made that say \"Childhood Cancer Awareness \" across them. If you would like to purchase one of these ribbons to display on your vehicle, filing cabinet, refrigerator, and many other places, check in our store . They are a great way to show your support to our organization and to support the awareness of childhood diseases. We will also have ribbons to support Pediatric Blood Disorders that will be red and purple. If you are interested in these as well, please keep us in mind. Cost of the ribbons is \$3. \"Dinner of Hope \" - Wine Dinner and Auction We will be holding a \"Dinner of Hope \" - Wine Dinner and Auction on May 8th, 7 p.m. , at the Angus Steak House. Cost is \$150.00 per couple. For ticket info, contact Rosemary Staples at (850) 291-1541. Waves of Fun 2007 We will be hosting our 2007 Waves of Fun on May 19 . Keep checking this page for additional information to come.Click to see pics of our previous Waves of Fun in our photo gallery . \"Krewe of Hope \" \"Krewe of Hope \" is being established and will be accepting new members until July 1st of this year. They will be participating in Mardi Gras 2008. More information to come, so keep checking! Krewe Of Hope Application Letter Krewe Of Hope Membership Application Krewe Of Hope Points System Krewe Of Hope Rules and Regulations Yard Sale Fundraiser We will be holding a Yard Sale Fundraiser at the Pensacola Interstate Fairgrounds. This event is scheduled for July 20 & 21 . Please feel free to get your things together for your donation. We are not accepting clothing this year. All other items need to be of garage sale quality. Your cooperation in this would be appreciated. Please email or call us to arrange special pickups at (850) 941-4009. Wings Of Hope Yard Sale Flyer Gulf Coast Wings Of Hope, Inc. Golf Tournament Our Gulf Coast Wings Of Hope, Inc. Golf Tournament is scheduled for September 21st . It will be held at The Moors. Sponsorship and participation info will be posted soon so keep checking! For immediate information, contact Rosemary Staples at (850) 291-1541. Support Childhood Cancer Awareness Home Page &nbsp|&nbsp Our Inspirations &nbsp|&nbsp Helpful Links &nbsp|&nbsp Search Our Site &nbsp|&nbsp Upcoming Events For The Families &nbsp|&nbsp Ways To Help &nbsp|&nbsp Photo Gallery &nbsp|&nbsp The ACPCG Thanks &nbsp|&nbsp Contact Us &nbsp|&nbsp Visit Our Store Copyright © 2006 Gulf Coast Wings of Hope, Inc. All Rights Reserved.");arrFiles[13]=new Array("waystohelp.html","Gulf Coast Wings Of Hope, Inc. - Ways To Help","childhood cancer,non-profit,blood disorder,leukemia,cancer awareness,gold ribbons,support groups,Gulf Coast Wings of Hope,Pensacola Florida,Pediatric Disease,caring bridge","Gulf Coast Wings Of Hope, Inc. provides support and education to families with children inflicted with blood and cancer diseases.","Home &nbsp|&nbsp Search Our Site &nbsp|&nbsp Visit Our Store &nbsp|&nbsp Contact Us Ways To Help Gulf Coast Wings of Hope, Inc. needs your support and the support of the community. There are many things that we are needing assistance in if you would be interested in helping out. If there is something you feel you can offer us that is not listed here, please contact us and we will find a way to put your talent or service to good use. Monetary donations are always accepted and can be made by either mailing a check or cash to: 6530 N. Blue Angel Parkway, Pensacola, Florida, 32526 or by using PayPal . Another great way to help is to use igive.com when shopping online. iGive.com was developed by a group of individuals and investors who wanted to \"enable the economic power of individuals to benefit their chosen communities. \" When you register online you get the option to pick your cause and have a portion of all online shopping, to participating sites, deposited to the account for that organization. Register today in order to help us raise money while you shop online. And remember, tell a friend about us. Follow this link to do so. You can also shop with Gulf Coast Wings of Hope, Inc. through our new store. We are offering many unique items for purchase to help raise awareness and support the local community. When shopping through the store you have the option to send a check or money order in or to use PayPal. You are no longer required to register in order to use PayPal . You may shop online with us and pay through PayPal as a guest only. If you are have any problems or questions, please call and we can assist you. Thank you, and please visit the Gulf Coast Wings of Hope, Inc. store and take a look around. We would also like to recruit some individuals who know how to knit, sew, or crochet. We have some ideas brewing for upcoming events and could use your talents. If you are interested in helping us out with your talents, please call or email us. Our Yard Sale Fundraiser is underway and we are gathering items. Please feel free to get your things together for your donation. We are not accepting clothing this year. All other items need to be of garage sale quality. Your cooperation in this would be appreciated. Please email or call us to arrange all pickups. Support Childhood Cancer Awareness Home Page &nbsp|&nbsp Our Inspirations &nbsp|&nbsp Helpful Links &nbsp|&nbsp Search Our Site &nbsp|&nbsp Upcoming Events For The Families &nbsp|&nbsp Ways To Help &nbsp|&nbsp Photo Gallery &nbsp|&nbsp The ACPCG Thanks &nbsp|&nbsp Contact Us &nbsp|&nbsp Visit Our Store Copyright © 2006 Gulf Coast Wings of Hope, Inc. All Rights Reserved.");