My daughter wrote this article for ELLE
 

http://www.elle.com/life-love/societ...?src=soc_fcbks

I am so very proud of her. ❤️

Re: My daughter wrote this article for ELLE
 

Priceless. What an amazing woman. Thank you ever so much for posting. :)

Re: My daughter wrote this article for ELLE
 

Terrific!

Carol Ann

Re: My daughter wrote this article for ELLE
 

BRAVO.....that movie , that I didnt firget when my 14 yrs old daughter asked me where she can find this pocket book in greekversion.i know how she feels , im her mother.anyway, I ont want to cry.but im crying .....
all I can say ,,,, keep the faith...

Re: My daughter wrote this article for ELLE
 

Great, wonderful to hear from a young person with this disease. I think it is wonderful that movies are coming out about young people with cancer even if they aren't very good because it informs others about this.
You've got a great daughter and I wish her the very best.
hugs and love
sarah

Re: My daughter wrote this article for ELLE
 

Great article. If she was my daughter I would be proud of her also!

Re: My daughter wrote this article for ELLE
 

It's wonderful. She's an excellent writer, and I agree with her.

Re: My daughter wrote this article for ELLE
 

We knew she was special. Now everyone else does too! Kudos
Keep the faith

Re: My daughter wrote this article for ELLE
 

Great! Posting on Facebook!

:-) Penny

Re: My daughter wrote this article for ELLE
 

Thank you, Penny! It's all over our timelines -- very happy to spread it around!

Hope you're feeling ok and your new cocktail is working and sending those liver mets scurrying.

Love and thanks to all! :)

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Nice job, Kris.

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Beautifully written and very thought provoking. I have felt an inner aversion to the Red Band Society. Exactly why I am not sure. Silly things bug me about the promo, like how bushy and full the main character's eyebrows are when his head is so bald. I know some chemos do not take the eyelashes and brows, but let's face it the bad-uns do. By the end of chemo I looked more like a child on a St. Jude's commercial then one of the kids on Red Band.

Now thanks to your brave and gifted daughter I can have a peace about this show. I may even tune in believing that she is right in saying that it may spur the masses to donate to research outlets.