Supporting Pippa beat Leukaemia
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Hi Everyone, I have started this campaign to try and help ease some of the pressure and stress for Yvette, David and their family through the difficult times ahead with young Pippa's road to recovery from Aicute Lymphoblastic Leukaemia (All)
" Our 3 year old little Pippa had been unwell for a week prior to Christmas with severe tiredness and a high temperature. On Christmas Eve at 10pm Dave decided she needed to go back to emergency while I stayed at home with Georgia and Alexis and prepared for 'Santa to arrive'.
At 12.30am on Christmas morning Dave phoned me to tell me that our little princess most likely had leukaemia.
At 9am Pippa and I were airlifted to Hobart. The girls went with grandparents and Dave drove down after packing a couple of bags.
On Boxing Day it was confirmed she has Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia (ALL).
She is being such a brave little girl and we are so very proud of how strong she is being. She has now started her 2 year journey of chemotherapy treatment. So far she seems to be responding well, but we have a very long, painful road ahead of us.
We will most likely be in Hobart 4-5 weeks and then be able to take her home to have her treatment in Launceston. We have had so much support from family, friends and even strangers here in Hobart. It is very overwhelming, but so very much appreciated, so thank you.
Little Pips is a fighter, we know she is going to get through this. If you can please think of her in your thoughts and prayers it would be much appreciated.
Yvette and David. "
" Our 3 year old little Pippa had been unwell for a week prior to Christmas with severe tiredness and a high temperature. On Christmas Eve at 10pm Dave decided she needed to go back to emergency while I stayed at home with Georgia and Alexis and prepared for 'Santa to arrive'.
At 12.30am on Christmas morning Dave phoned me to tell me that our little princess most likely had leukaemia.
At 9am Pippa and I were airlifted to Hobart. The girls went with grandparents and Dave drove down after packing a couple of bags.
On Boxing Day it was confirmed she has Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia (ALL).
She is being such a brave little girl and we are so very proud of how strong she is being. She has now started her 2 year journey of chemotherapy treatment. So far she seems to be responding well, but we have a very long, painful road ahead of us.
We will most likely be in Hobart 4-5 weeks and then be able to take her home to have her treatment in Launceston. We have had so much support from family, friends and even strangers here in Hobart. It is very overwhelming, but so very much appreciated, so thank you.
Little Pips is a fighter, we know she is going to get through this. If you can please think of her in your thoughts and prayers it would be much appreciated.
Yvette and David. "
Organizer
Narissa McElwee
Organizer
Blackstone Heights TAS
