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She Survived the Beast

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DamienThorn

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Most than two years ago, my step-sister was diagnosed with leukemia. She was diagnosed with a few months, at best to live. She spend the majority of the summer of 2005 in a medically induced coma so that she could be treated. During that time she contracted neumonia and almost died of it, in addition to the leukemia. This is what she looked like in May 2005 after having her hair shaved off before it all fell out:

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This is what she looked like throughout the summer of 2005:

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They were terrible times, and I prayed every night to God Almighty, begging him to save her life. You guys were here a few times when I needed you the most.

Here, however, is her today, holding her certificate. She beat the mother-fucking-piece-of-shit-beast. She is proof that miracles happen, and that you can survive, despite what the docs tell you up front.

Danielle with her cert:

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Cert up close:

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I love a good news post like this:D

What you described is a very aggressive treatment and took a lot of guts on her part. I'm so glad it paid off. Now the family can become healed as well.

The best to you all:)
 
thank god for the few miracles, i'm praying now for one of my closest friends mom. her 4th bout with cancer, and he lost his father just over a year ago to cancer as well. not something a 19 year old should have to go through.
 
Glad to see a happy ending like this. I hope this will cheer the team and give a important goal to pursue with F@H and WCG :)

I wish you, your step-sister and your family happiness :)

 
Awesome news DT !! Very happy for her and your family. Nothing like beating something that everyone says cannot be beat.
 
Here is a pick of the people at the Grand River Hospital that worked their asses off for Danielle - I wanted to show them too because they work their asses off to work against the Beast. These are the dedicated professionals that are on the front-lines, day after day, seeing the struggle in front of them. The woman on the far right, in the yellow jacket, is my step-mom. She's aged at least 15 years in the past two, and my dad (who isn't here) has aged the same.



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That is completely awesome. I'd hit it. (yes, I went there, deal :p)
 
good news is always great to find!

miracles do happen every day, and I am very happy that she experienced one.
 
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