
|Articles|July 15, 2019
Oncology Nurse Helps Patients Be Brave
Author(s)Brielle Benyon
An oncology nurse started a grassroots campaign that brought together community members and patients on the oncology unit.
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After being inspired by one of her patients, Harding Cranford, RN, OCN, an oncology nurse at the Levine Cancer Institute, wanted a way to connect the community with the patients she treated on the oncology unit.
So, the nurse started "Bravery Bags," a program where people can donate items to those going through cancer that can act as a pick-me-up during treatment. What started as a small grassroots campaign spanned into donations coming from across the nation, brightening the days of hundreds of patients.
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