Raelyn is our 6 year old daughter fighting T Cell Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia. She was diagnosed at the very young age of 4 and her treatment plan is a very long 2.5 years putting her end of treatment date for February 21, 2025. From long hospital stays, time away from her brothers (one who is her twin!), having to live life in a bubble to protect her from germs and illness along with fever protocols for her port, missing school that she so badly wanted to attend, losing her hair, losing her ability to run and walk even at times due to harsh chemo and strong steroid pulses, she has overcome so much. She has been in remission since her induction phase ended, and is thriving now in 1st grade. We still have our battles but she is overall doing so well and we are so thankful. She is on a St Baldricks COG protocol and we continue to raise awareness and funds to support childhood cancer awareness and research as it is so desperately needed.
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