Baylee Faith Myers passed away Tuesday, September 13, 2016 in Ft. Worth, Texas at the age of 4. She won her battle against Neuroblastoma but sadly a cold virus infected her lungs and she could not recover.
Her brave battle began January 15, 2016 when she was diagnosed with stage four high risk Neuroblastoma; 100% of her bone marrow was infiltrated with Neuroblastoma and four bone lesions. She courageously completed five rounds of high dose chemo therapy and successfully completed two stem cell transplants. After the second transplant, Baylee contracted rhino virus which infected her little lungs. She bravely fought the virus for three weeks before the Lord called his little angel home.
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