Update 8/5/18: I am currently a year and a half out of treatment for Acute lymphoblastic leukemia. I have had a wonderfully summer filled with dance and gymnastic classes. I finally learned how to swim and I LOVE going to the pool. School is starting back this week and I will be in second grade. I’m excited to meet my new teacher and make new friends.
My name is Ali, I was diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia November 4, 2014 when I was 4 years old. My only symptoms were fever for 6 weeks and anemia. I am currently in treatment and my end of treatment date is 01-06-2017. I am a very active little girl who loves to sing and dance and anything frozen! Help us raise money for research so eventually kids will not have to fight this fight that Ali and many others are fighting and have fought! Let's find a cure!!
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