Chloe is an amazing, brave girl who was diagnosed with Leukemia on December 1, 2006. She finished treatment on February 27, 2009 and is enjoying her off treatment life very much. Chloe went through 2 and a half years of chemotherapy treatment and did a lot of it with a smile on her face and a sparkle in her eyes. I couldn't be more proud to be her Mother. She is my hero. I wish I had a pinch of the strength and grace that she has shown me.
Chloe loves music, she loves singing and dancing and watching musicals. She enjoys playing outside, playing with her dolls, and making movies with her incredible brother Ian. Our lives were forever changed with her diagnosis, but I know that it has made us a stronger family and it has made us conquer our fears and live our lives to the fullest as if any day could be the last.
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