Jeremey was diagnosed with ALL in 2008,he was 16 yrs old. He had a bone marrow transplant that was successful but numerous complications of various types kept him in and out of the hospital alot. His mental state took a big hit with depression being a huge factor. He fought for as long as he could and just got tired cause it was so hard. Unfortunately, everything took it's toll and he gave up. Hosprus was called in to help keep him comfortable. He passed away September 20,2011, he was 19. He fought the good fight. He is a hero in his own right as are so many others out there that are battling this horrendous disease or have earned their angel wings because if it. This is why I continue to support St Baldricks,monetarily and by shaving my head, because it is specific to CHILDHOOD CANCER. I would appreciate any donation that you would care to give to this worthy cause. Thank you from the kids..
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