With Every New Page, There’s a Chapter Unwritten
Chapter Unwritten is dedicated to supporting pediatric cancer patients and survivors, funding critical research, and amplifying the voices of those fighting back.
Support critical pediatric cancer research to find better treatments and ultimately, a cure.
Hold fundraisers and provide direct support to cancer patients and their families.
Amplify the voices of survivors and fighters, showing that their stories deserve to be heard.
On June 6th, 2025, Courtney received news that changed her life forever. At just sixteen years old, she was diagnosed with Stage 2A Hodgkins Lymphoma—a type of early stage blood cancer.
Over the next four months, Courtney endured 8 infusions of chemotherapy and immunotherapy, facing challenges that would test her strength both physically and mentally.
Today, Courtney is cancer free and has completed all of her treatment. Her journey has transformed her into an advocate for others, determined to use her experience to make a difference.
Support our mission by purchasing exclusive Chapter Unwritten merchandise. All proceeds go directly to pediatric cancer research and patient support programs.
Your story matters. Whether you’re a survivor, currently fighting, or supporting someone, we want to hear from you. Share your journey and inspire others.
Share your victory and how you’ve overcome cancer.
Share your journey and inspire others going through treatment.
Share how you’ve supported someone on their cancer journey.
Share your family’s experience and what helped you through.
At Chapter Unwritten, we believe no one should face their cancer journey alone.
We’ve curated a comprehensive collection of resources to support you—from support groups and educational materials to financial assistance and mental health services.
Whether you’re in treatment, celebrating survival, or supporting a loved one, we’re here to help.
courtney.heymach@chapterunwritten.org
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