Hicksville organization helps children with their grief
They started an organization called Think Happy. It started after a friend passed away to breast cancer – so, they decided to help more children who are grieving.
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Aug 26, 2021, 3:01 AM
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Updated 1,238 days ago
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277ds agoTwo sisters in Hicksville are trying to help children through their grief by creating more smiles.
They started an organization called Think Happy.
It started after a friend passed away to breast cancer – so, they decided to help more children who are grieving.
They say their mom, who has been a hospice nurse for 24 years, comes home and tells them stories of the families she is dealing with.
The sisters say smiling helps the grief process, but it’s little extra attention that does go a long way.
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