For Hospitals & Cancer Organizations — From Mom, With Love

For hospitals, cancer centers & foundations

A mother's love shouldn't have to end when she does.

From Mom, With Love is a guided journal that lets a mother facing cancer write to her child's future, the first day of school, the wedding, the hard nights, so her voice is there for every moment she fears she'll miss.

Every week a partnership waits, mothers in your care begin treatment without it. The window to write is now, not after.

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Where this began

It started with a stranger named Henk.

Years ago, while traveling, our founder Layla met a young man named Henk. Before his mother passed, she had left him a journal, letters written for the milestones she knew she would miss.

"My first heartbreak. My wedding day. The night I became a father. For all the times she couldn't be present, her words were there."

Layla's own mother had just been diagnosed with cancer. She went home and built this book, so no child would ever face those moments alone.

That woman is now my wife. And this mission is ours, together.

— Dorian, Co-Founder

A mother writing in the journal at the kitchen table, her son beside her

Built by families. Trusted by families.

The numbers speak for themselves.

100K+children have received this book worldwide

50K+of them in the United States alone

4.8★across 249+ verified reviews in 10+ countries

Parenting Gift of the Year 2025

A nurse handing the journal to a patient in an oncology day unit

A mother writing in the journal during her treatment

A grown son holding his mother's filled journal against his chest

In their own words

Two mothers. Two children, now grown.

Mother in treatment

"Stage 4. Two children, ages six and nine. The doctors talk about time in months now. I used to lie awake terrified that they would grow up and not know who I really was, not the sick version of me, but the real one. The one who danced in the kitchen. The one who had dreams for them. This book let me speak to them from the future. Their first day of school without me. Their first love. The day they become parents themselves. I wrote until my hand hurt, and I didn't want to stop. For the first time since my diagnosis, I felt like a mother again, not just a patient."

— Maria T., mother of two, breast cancer stage 4

Mother in remission

"My oncologist gave me the book during my third round of chemo. I remember holding it and thinking, I don't have the energy for this. But I opened it anyway. The first prompt asked me: what do you want your child to know about who you were before you became their mother? I wrote for three hours. I cried the whole time. And when I was done, something had shifted. I wasn't just fighting to survive. I was leaving something behind, just in case. That distinction saved me."

— Sandrine L., mother of one, ovarian cancer

Child, now grown

"My mother passed when I was eleven. She had filled most of the book before she went. I didn't read it for years, I couldn't. The first time I opened it was the night before my wedding. She had written a letter for exactly that moment. She described the kind of person she hoped I would become. She said she already knew I would be that person. I read it standing in a hotel bathroom at midnight, and I felt her there with me. That book has been at every major moment of my life. It is the greatest gift she ever gave me."

— James R., age 34, son of a cancer patient

Child, now grown

"Mom filled it during her last six months. She was very sick, but she wrote every day. When I was seventeen and going through the hardest year of my life, I found the letter she wrote for that exact kind of night, she called it 'the night you feel completely alone and don't know who to call.' I didn't even know she knew I would feel that way. But she did. She always did. I'm 28 now and I still read it."

— Elise M., age 28, daughter

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Our commitment

A hospital that offers this book is doing more than care. It is giving a mother back her voice, at the moment she most fears losing it.

A portion of every partnership sale is donated directly to cancer research foundations and patient support programs. When your institution partners with us, you are not just offering a book. You are funding the fight.

We are actively building partnerships with leading cancer centers, hospices, and foundations across the United States and beyond, to ensure that no mother facing serious illness is without this resource.

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Two ways to bring it to your patients.

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For hospitals & care centers

Wholesale pricing, scaled by volume
Inventory ready in our warehouse
Dispatch within 1–3 business days
Distributed by your care teams, on your terms

From Dad, With Love.

Cancer doesn't only take mothers from their children. The journal also exists in a dedicated edition for fathers, same guided prompts, same purpose: a father's voice, kept for every moment he fears he'll miss.

Both editions are available through every partnership option on this page, including the co-branded edition.

Ask about both editions

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