Our three year old daughter Lily was diagnosed with Leukemia last December. After the initial shock and heartbreak of learning that her complaints of knee pain and an intermittent fever were actually symptoms of a deadly blood cancer, we were encouraged and motivated by the strength of her prognosis. Through Lily's intense treatment protocol, she has achieved remission. With another 18 months of maintenance chemotherapy ahead, she is fighting cancer every day, and we believe she is on her way to beating it. Lily continues to amaze and inspire us with her strength, grace and humor throughout this unimaginable challenge at such a young age.
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