Help Larissa Rudloff Fight Leukemia
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Leukemia. A word I've really only heard in the movies (A walk to remember to be specific). Something that I'd never thought could happen to my family.
On November 23 my mom went for a routine physical and got some blood tests back that revealed her blood counts were low. The doctor told her to go to the ER immediately. From there, the doctors told her she needed a bone marrow biopsy and was transferred to RUSH Hospital in Chicago. We were all scared and beyond shocked.
My healthy 43 year-old mother was told she might have Leukemia. There was fear of the unknown. She spent Thanksgiving in the hospital where we brought her all her favorite Thanksgiving foods. Two days later it was confirmed my mom has Acute Promyleocytic Leukemia. She began chemotherapy right after Thanksgiving and it will be continuous for 24 hours for seven days.
Since then, there's been a range of emotions, but my mom has been in good spirits with a lot of visitors and prayers (thank you). She was been so strong for my family. Please continue to pray for my mom. My parents would never ask for a handout, but as you know cancer medical bills add up quickly and my moms sick days at work are being used fast. As the holidays approach we want to be able to provide my little brother Josh 14 and my little sister Hailey 13 with a holiday as closest to normal as possible.
If you are feeling generous any amount is greatly appreciated. The money will go towards medical bills, traveling expenses, the kids needs, etc. ( and anything my family needs). Thank you again for your support, donations, and prayers. Love Jessica Rudloff
If you would like to send a card or gift the address is as follows: (please no live plants as they are not permitted in this unit)
Rush University Medical Center
1653 W. Congress Parkway Rm. 1457 Attn:Larissa Rudloff
Chicago, IL, 60612
On November 23 my mom went for a routine physical and got some blood tests back that revealed her blood counts were low. The doctor told her to go to the ER immediately. From there, the doctors told her she needed a bone marrow biopsy and was transferred to RUSH Hospital in Chicago. We were all scared and beyond shocked.
My healthy 43 year-old mother was told she might have Leukemia. There was fear of the unknown. She spent Thanksgiving in the hospital where we brought her all her favorite Thanksgiving foods. Two days later it was confirmed my mom has Acute Promyleocytic Leukemia. She began chemotherapy right after Thanksgiving and it will be continuous for 24 hours for seven days.
Since then, there's been a range of emotions, but my mom has been in good spirits with a lot of visitors and prayers (thank you). She was been so strong for my family. Please continue to pray for my mom. My parents would never ask for a handout, but as you know cancer medical bills add up quickly and my moms sick days at work are being used fast. As the holidays approach we want to be able to provide my little brother Josh 14 and my little sister Hailey 13 with a holiday as closest to normal as possible.
If you are feeling generous any amount is greatly appreciated. The money will go towards medical bills, traveling expenses, the kids needs, etc. ( and anything my family needs). Thank you again for your support, donations, and prayers. Love Jessica Rudloff
If you would like to send a card or gift the address is as follows: (please no live plants as they are not permitted in this unit)
Rush University Medical Center
1653 W. Congress Parkway Rm. 1457 Attn:Larissa Rudloff
Chicago, IL, 60612
Organizer and beneficiary
Brittney Nicole
Organizer
Chicago, IL
Jessica Rudloff
Beneficiary