Talking about her beads
The swarming around her. Love how Madden is holding onto her for dear life.
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Our daughter has been diagnosed with Acute Lymphocytic Leukemia, otherwise known as ALL. This blog exists to keep our friends and family informed throughout Ally's journey. She will beat it and come out on the other side as a survivor.
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Hope. Believe. Persevere.
We will beat this disease. Together.
Remember this: Deuteronomy 31:8
And the Lord, He is the One who goes before you. He will be with you, He will not leave you nor forsake you; do not fear nor be dismayed.
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June
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- 3rd time to hospital in 5 days!
- Overwhelming
- Missing Post
- Day 28
- Back to the hospital
- Normalcy?
- New Hair Do
- Summer Solstice-Longest Day of 2009
- She slept!!!!!!!!!!!!
- (Note to bloggers - this is Jerad writing as a "gu...
- Stomach Pain Continues
- Bad Day
- Thank yous and such
- Meeting Sofie and Abby
- Ally is home again!
- Remembering
- Craft Day
- Admitted
- Teetering on the edge..
- Thank you!!
- Thursdays
- School Visit Day
- Pictures from yesterday
- School
- Another decent day
- Thursday May 28, 2009
- Saturday
- The results are in
- Day 7 Treatment
- Hospital Stay, continued
- Bump in the Road
- The diagnosis
- How did we know?
- Why?
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Madden was thrilled Ally came to school. I think she knew how difficult and tiring it was going to be for her.
ReplyDeleteWow, she looks so happy to be back among her friends. What a nice break for her.
ReplyDeleteThose pics are darling. What a sweet, loving class. What awesome support. Love that they prayed for Ally and you. Just the coolest! I'm so glad she was able to spend some time with her peers and feel their love and encouragement. Who knows how her battle will affect the lives of those watching...she's a little warrior now.
ReplyDeleteTayton came home and told me all about her necklace. We are keeping your whole family in our prayers. Calli will be excited that she can look on this during the summer to check up on Ally. Calli is in Mrs. Keast's class, but I guess they play together at recess.
ReplyDeleteThat's awesome!I love the picture of Ally surrounded by all her friends:) Janel- I am here if you need anything. We will keep you all in our prayers. Laramie
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