Savannah was diagnosed with Very High Risk B Cell ALL on January 29th, 2016. She had been having severe pain in her knee and went to the family doctor on January 28th. She noticed that Savannah was pale and had an elevated blood pressure so she ordered some lab work. That morning we went by the hospital, had the labs drawn and then went on about our day, going to work and school. That afternoon the doctor called and told me that she had Savannah’s lab results and there were some concerning...

Sarah was diagnosed with ALL on July 20, 2016. Her diagnosis came after two months of unexplained symptoms and normal lab work. Thankfully, her pediatrician referred us to a pediatric rheumatologist thinking it may be lupus or juvenile RA. The rheumatologist immediately partnered with hematology/oncology and less than an hour later we were told Sarah had leukemia and by the next day, it was confirmed that it was Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia (ALL). Sarah has overcome many obstacles her in her...

Gabriella is a sweet, intelligent and creative little girl. In September of 2014, we were on vacation and woke up to find that the lymph nodes in her neck were severely enlarged. I took her to urgent care that day. They did lab work and examined her and said that she had a bacterial infection that they believe had caused the enlarged lymph nodes and sent us on our way with an antibiotic. We finished our last two days of vacation and went in to see her pediatrician first thing on Monday...

Gabriel was Born in Fairbanks, Alaska. He was 2 years old when diagnosed in August 2017. He was a really tough playful kid, since he started his leukemia treatment he is a little bit low in energy and patience. Now Gabriel is almost 3 years old and he is battling cancer day by day, some days he is playful and happy, another day not so much. Gabriel loves transformers and angry birds, he spend hours a day playing with his toys and watching his shows. At night he forces his dad to read him a lot...

Just before her third birthday, Ally’s parents noticed bruising all over her body, which led them to take her to the doctor as they knew something was wrong. Ally was diagnosed with B-cell Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia on May 19, 2016. She has been in the “high risk” category from the beginning because of how high her white blood cell count was when she was diagnosed. Ally was already critical before she left the local hospital and she was transferred to Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta that...