Jesse was my bruiser. I don’t know if it is because she was a second child with a sister only 20 months older… But this was my child that walked into walls, laughed and kept on going.
God called Jesse home. I am thankful for the time she has been ours. I am thankful that she had moments of feeling good to enjoy and make great memories. And I am thankful for the week of camping we got at the end of June.
Jesse’s T-cells will be used for research in hopes that maybe, just maybe they will save the life of someone else. Her involvement in all the research studies will help other patients. The cure sadly might not be for her, but hopefully her suffering will save someone someday. We have tried to give it our all.
You can read all of her story at JesseGracesJourney.com
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