I saw this yesterday on SJ's blog, and I went and spent some time crying, and then donated what I could.
Go here to read the story and here to read the update.
I am praying they beat the less than 10% survival rate.
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Thanks, I love reading stories like this and going through the journey with them and offering what I can.
it's heartbreaking.
My neighbor's son had a huge tumor in his brain last year and I fell apart when she told me about it on the phone. Luckily, he's totally fine and it wasn't cancerous, but it just breaks my heart to see people go through that.
I think the outpouring of support for this little girl and her family has been amazing. Absolutely amazing.
It's touched my heart for sure. Let's continue to do what we can to spread the word!
My heart and prayers go out to this family...I hope that the Ronald McDonald House there in Savannah will be able to help them...I left the address and phone number on the website. Truly a heartbreaking story...
I've learned of 2 people I know being diagnosed with cancer just this week. One a relapse in a sweet little 5 year old and then my sister in law just this wednesday was diagnosed with breast cancer and not good at all. Thanks for sharing this story.
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