A child’s diagnosis of a serious illness can be difficult. Families, guardians, and loved ones feel a range of emotions and need support related to their child’s treatment. Caregivers SHARE, a St. Jude podcast, is a place for family caregivers to hear advice, reflection, encouragement, and real stories from families and hospital staff. SHARE stands for Support, Honor, Advise, Reflect, and Encourage. The podcast is brought to you by Patient Family-Centered Care and Psychosocial Services at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital.
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Episode #2
Finding Your Voice: A Teen’s Perspective on Serious Illness
Aug 20, 202641 minS4
When a teen has a serious illness, it can be hard to know how to help. Teens often want to do more on their own as they grow. Caregivers may wonder how to talk with their teen. They may also want to know how to include teens in care choices and help them handle hard feelings. In this episode, Erica Sirrine, PhD, LCSW, talks with St. Jude patient Michelle and Tori Hinton, PhD, CCLS, senior child life specialist at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. They share ways family caregivers can help teens during a serious illness. Michelle discusses what she learned during treatment for acute myeloid leukemia, or AML. She talks about how her family communicated, made care choices together, and handled difficult emotions. She also shares how art, journaling, calming exercises, and support from friends helped her manage stress and stay connected to who she is. Tori explains why giving teens a chance to take part in care decisions matters. She shares ways caregivers can support a teen’s independence while staying connected. The group also explores how to talk honestly, handle stress, and help teens feel heard. A special thank you to our host, Erica Sirrine, director of Social Work at St. Jude; our expert, Tori Hinton, senior child life specialist at St. Jude; and St. Jude patient Michelle. This episode was recorded on August 3, 2026. Learn more about Michelle’s AML diagnosis on St. Jude Care & Treatment and Together by St. Jude™ . Read about Michelle’s art on the St. Jude website . Learn about navigating serious illness as a teen or young adult on Together Teens & 20s . St. Jude does not endorse any product or organization mentioned in this podcast.
Fertility preservation is not always the first thing a family thinks about during a serious illness. But fertility preservation can shape a patient’s future in important ways. In this episode, Tekeima Townsend-Billups, MDiv, and Kari Bjornard, MD, talk with cancer survivor Keragan about her experience of going through fertility preservation years after completing cancer treatment. Keragan was diagnosed with Stage IV Hodgkin lymphoma at 17 years old. Now 25 years old and an emergency room nurse, Keragan shares her journey with fertility after cancer, including what she wishes she had known at the start of treatment. Kari offers insights into risks, timing, and how to talk with your care team. Tekeima guides the discussion that covers the emotional impact of these decisions, differences between male and female patients, and the many ways to build a family. A special thank you to our host, Tekeima Townsend-Billups, senior staff chaplain in Spiritual Care at St. Jude; our expert Kari Bjornard, director of the Fertility Program and assistant member of the Oncology faculty at St. Jude; and St. Jude patient Keragan. This episode was recorded on June 26, 2026. Listen to the first part of this conversation on male fertility preservation decisions . Learn more about Keragan’s diagnosis of Hodgkin lymphoma on St. Jude Care & Treatment and Together by St. Jude ™ . Learn more about female fertility and mental well-being on Together by St. Jude ™. St. Jude does not endorse any branded product or organization mentioned in this podcast.
When treatment ends, families might expect life to return to normal. But, while treatment may have an end date, the late effects of serious illness are less defined. This means life does not always go back to what it was before treatment started. In this episode, host Mark Brown and expert Jeanette Lavecchia talk with parent Carla Wyatt about the late effects of her son Brett’s treatment. Carla shares her family’s story, highlighting Brett’s joy and humor through the late effects that have changed their daily lives. Jeanette offers insights from her years of helping families navigate new diagnoses and life after treatment. Mark emphasizes the importance of community and finding joy and grace. A special thank you to our host, Mark Brown, director of Spiritual Care at St. Jude; our expert Jeanette Lavecchia, social work manager at St. Jude; and our parent guest, Carla Wyatt. This episode was recorded on February 5, 2026. Learn more about Brett’s diagnosis of acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL) on St. Jude Care & Treatment and Together by St. Jude ™ . Learn more about late effects of treatment and survivorship on Together by St. Jude ™. St. Jude does not endorse any branded product or organization mentioned in this podcast.
Episode 12: Considering a Clinical Trial for a Child: A Caregiver's View
May 21, 202650 minS3
When a child is facing a serious illness, being asked to consider a clinical trial can feel overwhelming. This episode of Caregivers SHARE continues our 2-part series on clinical trials by focusing on the real questions, emotions, and decisions caregivers face. <br /><br />Carina Richardson shares her family’s experience enrolling her son in a clinical trial. Seth Karol, MD, shares insights from a doctor’s perspective, on how he would approach a clinical trial as a caregiver. Clay Culp, LCSW, guides the conversation with thoughtful questions and key points. Together, they talk about how clinical trials may differ from standard tre...
Clinical trials are research studies that look at ways to improve care for serious illnesses. For many families, the terms “clinical trial” or “clinical research” may be unfamiliar or overwhelming. In this episode of Caregivers SHARE, listeners will learn what clinical trials are, how they work, and how they differ from standard medical care.<br /><br />Host Clay Culp, LCSW, is joined by Seth Karol, MD, and caregiver Carina Richardson for a clear conversation about what families need to know when considering a clinical trial. Seth explains the different types and phases of clinical trials, what families can expect during the proce...
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