August 2018 June 2018 A while back, at Harlow’s request, we visited the nature & science museum. A place Piper loved, and a place we visited with her shortly before everything took a turn for the worst. Without Piper to direct our...
I’m here to represent the issue of pediatric brain cancer specifically. In June 2017, after a rapid onset of neurological symptoms, my three-year-old daughter, Piper, was diagnosed with Diffuse Intrinsic Pontine Glioma (DIPG). I had never heard...
C. Roese Ramp Photography Losing someone you love is hard. It’s confusing, and exhausting, and nightmarish, and transcendent, and beautiful. Beautiful not in the sense that it’s good, but in that it allows you to remember the good and realize there’s...
Like our new Facebook page or visit donate2csn.org/colorado to stay connected Losing a child, no matter the circumstance, is a seismic event for a family. Losing Piper to DIPG felt like the end and the beginning of virtually everything. Like a...
As many of you know, Piper loved a good story. She could often be heard saying “once upon a time…” Seems there is no better place to start. She would know. Shortly after Piper’s diagnosis, she began asking for another baby. I can’t remember exactly when...
