Forever 8
A young girl was diagnosed with Leukemia before there were a lot of options. With the help of programs like St Baldricks the treatments have changed and improved so much!
Tammie was loved by so many, her Mother, Brother, Grandparents, Aunts, Uncles and cousins. She had 2 more sisters that never had the chance to meet her because of the ugly disease called cancer! Her Grandparents built a pool in their yard so she could have some fun that she never got the chance to use. We want every child to enjoy everything there is for this life to offer. See in 1967 there weren't many options for cancer, with the help of St. Baldricks more kids are surviving.
We want Tammie to be remembered by every effort made by the shavers, volunteers, donations to make sure kids beat these horrible diseases. Fight for Tammie's memory. Fight for your loved ones memories. Fight for those with the fight if their lives now. Fight to ensure the future is there for anyone facing this ugly disease.
Fight!!
Never forget those angels like Tammie among us now ❤️
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