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August 19th, 2015

8/19/2015

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Copy and paste the link below into your browser to watch how we spent our day yesterday morning.  You will see Camden and Aliana drawing a picture together in the beginning.  You will see one of our many chalk designs....words in pink/white LOVE, HOPE, BELIEVE, INSPIRE....with 3 hearts that include the initials E (Emma), J (Jessica), and C (Camden).  You will see Camden and Emma at a glance (Camden in a white shirt and Emma in a pink shirt/purple skirt).  This day was really special to us.  It was Aliana's 11th birthday.  Aliana's parents are good friends of mine.  I met her dad when I worked at Hartford Hospital....I was pregnant with Camden.  It has been amazing to watch how brave Aliana is with her treatments and to observe the beautiful young lady that she has grown into.  Remember her name, she is going to make a difference in this world.


http://www.nbcconnecticut.com/video/#!/on-air/as-seen-on/Chalk-the-Walks/322212751
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    She's going to keep everyone up to date about my progress.  Isn't she the best mommy ever?

    Mommy thought long and hard about my new website.  She thought about protecting me and not putting my hospital pictures online.  But my mommy wants everyone to know that Neuroblastoma isn't just another illness, that it's scary and very serious.  My mommy wants to make sure that other kids don't go through this and that their parents know what to look for.  My cancer is very mean, and I'm scared, but I have my mommy - and daddy - to rub my belly and hold me tight.  I love them so much!

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    Diagnosis:  May 9, 2013
    Surgery:     September 2013
    Transplant: September 2013
    STRICT ISOLATION UNTIL
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