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ByzantineHeart
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My great-niece Nieva (Knee-ay-vah) was diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia in May. She’s been doing good and responded well to treatment overall, and managed to keep her hair until she began the delayed intensification phase of treatment (basically a really really strong phase of chemo). It’s been painful to watch the effect of all these drugs on such a little body: bloating with steroids, vomiting, bone pain, mood swings, the loss of her lovely hair.
This has been a difficult year for the whole family, particularly her mom and dad, Amanda and Jordon. As if a critically ill child wasn’t enough to deal with, they have had to deal with work-related troubles, in-fighting among family members (over the date of the girl’s benefit, of all silly things). Some people are just heartless and evil.
Please keep this family in your prayers.
This has been a difficult year for the whole family, particularly her mom and dad, Amanda and Jordon. As if a critically ill child wasn’t enough to deal with, they have had to deal with work-related troubles, in-fighting among family members (over the date of the girl’s benefit, of all silly things). Some people are just heartless and evil.
Please keep this family in your prayers.
