位于北京博仁医院附近的"小白春天"爱心厨房已运营9年，由白血病患者家属创办，为患者家庭提供免费饮食和情感支持。1 这间厨房月租金约五千元，1 成为了众多经历生死考验的家庭在绝望中的一个支点。
白血病治疗的过程漫长而沉重。患者父亲荣国利的儿子斌斌患T淋巴母细胞白血病已两年，治疗花费一百多万元。1 化疗期间患者对饮食极为挑剔，饭菜油盐重会诱发胰腺炎等并发症，1 这使得寻找合适的饮食成为了一种奢望。志愿者李广的弟弟第一次化疗花了近40万元，5年后复发演变为白血病，1 在最困难的时刻，20多个病友为李广凑近五万元渡过难关。1 而志愿者杨平的孩子因移植后严重排异和感染离去，1 这些失去只是这间厨房见证过的众多悲欢中的一部分。
爱心厨房不仅提供物质帮助，更承载着患者家属在绝望中获得心理关怀与生命尊严的渴望。创始人齐利光和众多志愿者在这里坚守，用每一餐饭菜和彼此陪伴的故事，为白血病患者家庭点亮希望之光。1
The "Little White Spring" charitable kitchen at Beijing Boren Hospital has been operating for nine years since its establishment in 2017, providing free meals and emotional support to families of leukemia patients 1. Founded by families of patients themselves, the kitchen has become a lifeline for those navigating the financial and emotional devastation of childhood leukemia treatment.
The kitchen's existence addresses a critical need during cancer treatment. Patients undergoing chemotherapy have extremely particular dietary requirements, as heavy salt and oil in meals can trigger pancreatitis 1. Located near the hospital, the kitchen operates from rented premises costing approximately five thousand yuan per month 1. Families like that of Rong Guoli, whose son Binbin has been battling T-cell acute lymphoblastic leukemia for two years with treatment costs exceeding one million yuan, depend on such support 1.
The kitchen transcends its basic function as a meal provider, serving as a hub of mutual aid among families facing unimaginable circumstances. When volunteer Li Guang's younger brother underwent initial chemotherapy costing nearly 400,000 yuan and later suffered a relapse that evolved into leukemia, over twenty fellow patients' families pooled together nearly 50,000 yuan to help him through the crisis 1. These stories reveal how the kitchen has become a space where families share not only food but also hope, dignity, and the burden of survival—evident in the experiences of volunteers like Yang Ping, who lost a child to severe rejection and infection following transplantation 1.
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