It's a special request from a dear little three year old, who is battling childhood Leukemia. Her name is Lauryn Newsome and I'm sure some of you will remember the card drive and blog hop and we hosted for her and her amazing family earlier this year. Lauryn has been a super little patient, and everyone we are thrilled at who well she has responded to her treatments. Lauryn is currently in remission and the maintenance phase of her cancer treatments. This link will take you to her Facebook page, where you can keep up to date on her treatments and daily life -- "Fight on Little Lauryn".
Photo shared from Lauryn's Facebook Page
At the time of her card drive a special private Post Office box was set up for all her cards and wonderful gifts. Now, we would LOVE to have you help fill the box once again with Christmas Cards, at her own request. She loves to go to her box and is always is sad when it's empty, so let's try and keep it full for a long time.
When I read the post about her asking for cards, I was happy to share it on my Facebook page and also wanted to share it her. It would mean so much to this sweet little "Princess" to find mail in her special box. Kindly send cards to:
Miss Lauryn Newsome
P. O. Box 172
Thornburg, VA 22565
We all look forward to the day that Lauryn will be cured and will have completed all of her treatments. She's done awesome and been a superstar patient, and that's a JOY!
Photo shared from Lauryn's Facebook Page
Lauryn and her Siblings
Lauryn with Mom and Dad at a Special Gala hosted to
fund Pediatric Cancer Research!
Merry Merry Christmas to Lauryn
and
her wonderful family!!
Hugs and Love too!
2 comments:
Yes you are right her family is wonderful and she is so sweet ...I try to make a card for her and send to the address you put here..thanks for sharing dear Lisa..see your mail dear..hugs, Monika
Lisa, thank you so much....I'm reading this with tears streaming down my face...was so touching to read your post. You have been such a faithful partner with us through all of this since the first day she was diagnosed.
It means so much...it's been a long past nine months...life changing...and we are so thankful she has entered maintenance....thank you again...you have had a hard year yourself physically and yet you don't let it get you down and still think of others over your own needs...you are a very special lady and I'm so glad you're our friend!
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