#WorldCancerDay Today, Consultant Neurologist came to assess Maya. He was pleased with her recovery — slow, but real. Her upper limb movements are improving, and her cognition is completely intact. She’s still her. The EMG showed her spine is fine, but there are inflammatory changes that may have affected her lower limbs. Sensation and proprioception are there. She can feel. She knows where her legs are. Motor movement? Zero. We asked the question every parent dreads asking.

World Cancer Day: When “Rare” Becomes Your Whole World World Cancer Day is meant to raise awareness. To shine a light. To educate. But when your child has cancer, days like this don’t feel symbolic — they feel deeply personal. Neuroblastoma is often described as rare. Rare on paper. Rare in statistics. Rare in conversations that happen far away from hospital walls. But “rare” is only rare until it happens to you. And when it happens to you, it is no longer a percentage or a h