Here's mine (well really from the suggestions of others here):

1)  Ask for a copy of the FULL protocol (mine is 166 pages, and they said I was the only one to ever ask for it at clinic--but the information in it is so valuable).

2)  During induction, the social worker asked if we would like to have someone who's been there contact me as a support, and we said yes.  That person was Connie (Tom's Mom on this board), and she has been my support from day one.  She has been a tremendous help to our family.  Thank you Connie

3)  This board is definitely THE BEST!

Tonya

For those with kids with ALL, who want a pretty comprehensive explanation of most of the prognostic variables, etc., the National Cancer Insititute's information is pretty good:

http://www.cancer.gov/cancertopics/pdq/treatment/childALL/healthprofessional

A German website keeps the US's NCI information up to date on their website, and all on one page (which makes it much easier to do a search for a word to find  a topic, etc.) and it is located here:

http://www.meb.uni-bonn.de/cancer.gov/CDR0000062923.html#REF_46

These are written for health professionals (although I know that many of us FEEL like we know as much about leukemia as some of the health professionals after a few years) so they can be very difficult to slog through.  The summary also lays out that facts directly.