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Mady at the Grand Canyon . . . December 2008
Neutrophil Cell
LEUKEMIA, RECOVERY, AND LIFE
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If you're new to this blog, and you want to get the whole story in order,
scroll down to the very first post called "Day 0: Our summer ends..."
and then work your way back up to the top.
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Mady at the Grand Canyon . . . December 2008
- Trey & Chris
- Our daughter Madeline had been perfectly healthy all her life when she was suddenly diagnosed with leukemia at age 13 in September 2007.
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13 comments:
This is wonderful news! You are in our thoughts daily. Much love and peace to you all. Love, J,T,F
Maybe the pancakes are helping!? Keep it up!
katharine and the macphails
I guess going home did the trick! We're so happy...
the Miltons
Being at home ! nothing like it .
Good work Mady.
James
HOLY CRAP!
can i say that on here!!
if i can ill say it again!
HOLY CRAP!
Gimme some of those pancakes!
Great news. Congratulations.
Those pancakes must be the trick!
They really give those neutraphils what they need. Maybe this will be in the next issue of the New England Journal of Medicine, we'll be on the lookout - - -jeri
1,400 is my new favorite number! Now if the Red Sox can just score that many runs in the World Series your dad will be happy!
Tami L.
Wow! Yesterday was E's birthday, and he wants to thank you for the great birthday present---Such Good News! And come and make us some of those great pancakes, to cure whatever ails us! XXXXOOOO GP&E
Being at home is the best medicine-- Wow! That is amazing. Congratulations on your production, Mady!
1400..a new lucky number. What a wonderful sight to see when we opened your blog. Thrilling!
The Feske's
Red sox keep winning; neutrophils keep multiplying.
Call Tito and tell him to pack pancakes for the trip to Colorado. GO SOX ! YOU GO MADY !
Seattle Kitchen Crew
YAY!!!!!!!!!!!!
~~Stephanie~~
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