Zoe is a precious fun loving four year old. She loved to play out in
the yard all day long, then during Christmas week of 2005 all she
wanted to do was nap all day. We took her to the pediatrician
thinking she was coming down with the flu and were hit with the
bombshell. Zoe's treatment is going well, she has been in
remission since week two after being diagnosed. She loves to
go to school and play with friends along with spending time
outside and feeding her pet dogs and ducks. When her immune
system is high there are no limits to what we allow!
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