Work with CSM to become a Giving Office & join the fight against pediatric cancer

Often a major event in one’s life becomes the catalyst for change, growth or priority refinement. This was the case for our company president, Curtis Dadian, on March 14th, 2011, when he learned that his six-year-old daughter had been diagnosed with cancer. From a seemingly harmless “bump” on the arm, came a diagnosis of Leiomyosarcoma, a high-grade rare and rapidly growing soft-tissue cancer tumor. Outlook for this disease included a 70% mortality rate and initial considerations for treatment included amputation of his daughter’s right arm. Everything changed in an instant and all focus shifted to this rare disease and caring for their youngest child, Lacey.

With fewer than 1000 cases worldwide, and nearly all of them affecting adults, answers were fleeting and information was difficult to obtain. The weeks and months that followed created a new awareness for Curtis’ family and an education never imagined had begun. At the core of this education was a surprising dependency upon various foundations dedicated to serving families affected by this rare disease. Ultimately, direction and a knowledge base surfaced through these dedicated foundations, and their value was infinite. Lacey is thankfully doing well and recently passed the two-year mark since the removal of her primary tumor. She remains in full remission today. It is all of our hope that we will never need the services and caring of organizations such as The Seany Foundation or the Liddy Shriver Sarcoma Initiative, but it is essential that they are here and strong. Please join us in helping to assure their continued existence and critical contribution to the children and families facing childhood cancer.

Your participation in this effort is meaningful and appreciated.

Gratefully,

California Space Management, Inc.