The volcano stands for all the pain and anger I went through.
The lightning cloud in the sky is being turned into a nice calm sky by flying platelets.
The mountains represent my blood counts going up and down.
The sleeping blue ball is when I went to theatre.
The blobs show when I was having countless platelet and blood transfusions.
The river shows how quickly the chemotherapy lowered all my blood counts.
The rainbow on the left mountain means friendship, which is always there.
The red flow is the red blood cells carrying oxygen to the heart from the oxygen room.

Experiencing cancer is an ordeal for your child and each member in the family. Seek supportive care and information on how to protect your child’s emotional wellbeing and to help with struggles occurring in their daily lives due to significant adjustments made during cancer treatments: school, friends, play, fantasy, creativity, body image, sense of beauty, identity, self-confidence, trust in you as a parent, relation with their siblings and so on.
As a parent, you need assistance for possible practical, social, financial difficulties. Siblings also need help to understand the situation and to cope with it.