TESTIMONIALS

"I recently gave a Kimmie Cares doll and book to a woman in my breast cancer support group and her little girl. They LOVED it! Her mom said by reading the book with her, she finally found an avenue for them to talk about the cancer."

-Mrs. Toby Ratcliffe, Breast Cancer Survivor
Silver Springs, MD

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"Because Children are very concrete thinkers, they need to see things, so being able to have something tangible, something that's comforting like a doll, really kind of helps."

-Susan Fletcher, Dir. of the Treehouse Children's Program
Cancer Family Care Center, Cincinnati, OH

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"The doll is great. It's sort of a concrete aid in the process for younger kids who are keyed into doll-play."

-Michael Zevon, Chairman of the Psychological Oncology Department
Roswell Park Cancer Institute, Buffalo, NY

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"I had no idea how to tell my four-year-old about my illness. No matter what I said, the information just wasn't sinking in. Then I found out about the Kimmie Cares doll. The doll and book were life savers! From the moment we got the doll and read through the book, my daughter just blossomed. I could tell that she finally understood, and she was ok with it."

-Cindy Hurst, Breast Cancer Survivor

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"I just read about Kimmie dolls in the spring 2008 issue of Cure magazine. My daughter was 10 when she was diagnosed with cancer (she is now 16!) and I think this doll would have been very helpful for her at that time. We come in contact with a lot of children in treatment so I am very pleased to have this resource available to help them understand and give them comfort to have a doll that looks like they do. Thank you!"

-Jenni Simsack
Clarkston, Michigan

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