Madison's Leukemia Fund

Madison is someone that this world can not afford to lose. She was diagnoised with Celiac Disease in 2008, which really put a strain on how she was able to live her life.  That fun loving person we all knew wasn't really there anymore.  She spent a long time trying to figure out what she could and could not eat in order to start functioning again. With high hopes of getting past all of this, she joined the high school dance team and met her now husband, Cole. They were the typical high school sweethearts, and their love for eachother was something that many of us envy. Sadly, Madison broke her hip in May of 2010, and went through multiple hip surgeries. She had to quit the sport she loved, leave the high school with all of her friends, and just graduate. Not only did she graduate, but she went to college. Madison and Cole now have two sweet boys, both who are under the age of two. She is the most amazing mom you have ever met. She makes daily activities so much more fun with her positive attitude. Her husband, who is in the Coast Guard, relies on her everyday to make sure their boys are taken care of. She cooks them yummy meals, keeps the house clean, a full time student, a daughter, wife, and a best friend. She started to feel sick once again and went to multiple doctors in search of answers. She knew her children and husband needed her at her best, and it was  something that she just had to figure out. After many tests, she finally had answers. She was just diagnoised with Leukemia, and it felt like her world was crashing down. She is not doubting her ability to overcome cancer, but the medical bills she has already accumulated have shaken her. Lots of people think just because her husband Cole is in the Coast Guard that all medical expenses will be covered, but that is not the case. Cole is stationed In Boston and they will have a lot of travel, hotel and medical expenses. Madison should not have to stress about how much All of this will cost. Help support Madison by donating today.  We love you, Maddy!