Thank you to bloggers that have written about Cells for Cells
Posted on | March 18, 2010 | Comments Off
I need to give a very long-overdue thank you to Chris Hefling, founder and CEO of www.myhopespace.com. MyHopeSpace offers cancer patients, survivors, caregivers, friends, family members, and their cancer support network an easy way to communicate and share their stories, their struggles, and their accomplishments with other members.
Hit his website and you’ll see the work of a true giver. Chris and all of his partners, resources, and connections have truly put together a place where families battling cancer can find strength, hope, and a way to celebrate life…just as their website states.
If you are looking for cancer support or cancer help, MyHopeSpace is a great place to start.
You absolutely must check out the cancer inspired tattoo section – you will find some pretty amazing stories of strength and survival.
Here’s my favorite and a link to the story behind the “Hope Tattoo.”
MyHopeSpace also has a blog that you can follow here: Blog.MyHopeSpace.com
And if you Twitter, you can follow Chris and all the latest news about MyHopeSpace @myhopespace
Chris, keep up the wonderful work!
Cells for Cells is honored to be listed in MyHopeSpace resource section among organizations that do such powerful work.
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