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Sunday, April 27, 2014

Tips on Luekemia: Helpful Sites

Just found a list of useful cancer sites: 

Children's Oncology Group/COG  
St Jude's  
Alex's Lemonade Stand Foundation  
People Against Childhood Cancer/PAC2  
National Cancer Institute 
The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society 
American Childhood Cancer Organization
Association of Cancer Online Resources
American Cancer Society
CureSearch 
MOMcology Facebook Group
A.L.L. Moms Facebook Group, invite only
Posted by Melissa at 12:12 PM
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Grace Ellen turned four in January 2014, and was diagnosed with PH(+)Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia a few weeks after. In 2016 she was declared cancer free! This blog follows our journey as a family. You can also keep minute-to-minute updated on the Facebook page, "Team Grace Ellen."

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