<div><strong><em>Help 3-year-old Keavy fight Stage 4 Neuroblastoma — and keep her dreams alive</em></strong><em> </em>
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<div>Keavy, our bright, cheeky redheaded 3-year-old, was diagnosed with <strong>Stage 4 high-risk Neuroblastoma</strong> — cancer pressing on her <strong>optic nerve, kidney, and bones.</strong>
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<div>In less than 24 hours, she went from our playful little girl to <strong>fighting for her life</strong> in Bristol Children’s Hospital.
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<div>Nine months into treatment, she continues to inspire us all with her <strong>courage, laughter, storytelling, and love for life</strong>. Even after major brain surgery, vision impairment, chemotherapy, radiotherapy, and now immunotherapy, Keavy still dreams big — of <strong>unicorns, dancing, painting, </strong>and becoming a <strong>fire engine driver, doctor, or hairdresser!</strong>
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<div>Our family is juggling hospital trips and long stays, caring for her siblings, and rebuilding our home — all while trying to focus on what matters most: <strong>Keavy’s fight and joy.</strong>
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<div><strong><em> How You Can Help</em></strong>
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<div>We’re raising funds to help cover:
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<li>Travel to Bristol Children’s Hospital for treatments (1.5 hrs away)
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<li>Accommodation in the UK
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<li>Support for Keavy’s siblings so we can stay by her side
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<li>Creating magical moments at home when she’s well enough
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<li>Rebuilding a safe, stable home during this fight
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<div>Every donation helps us focus on what matters most: <strong>Keavy’s fight and joy. ✨</strong>
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<div><strong><em>Keavy’s Story</em></strong>
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<div>Just six days before flying back to our chosen home in Australia — after a long-awaited UK Christmas holiday with family — something didn’t feel right.
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<div>Keavy woke up disoriented, her eyes drifting downward. A hospital visit quickly revealed a<strong> mass pressing on her optic nerve</strong>, and within hours we heard the words no parent ever expects: Stage 4 Neuroblastoma. Twelve hours later, she was in PICU recovering from <strong>major brain surgery.</strong>
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<div>Since then, Keavy has faced chemotherapy, Stem cell transplant, major surgeries, radiotherapy, and now immunotherapy — yet her dreams remain big. She is a true redhead and is full of <strong>passion, determination, resilience and independence.</strong>
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<div>Even with a compromised immune system, vision impairment, and long hospital stays, she always finds ways to make us smile.
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<div><strong><em> Our Gratitude</em></strong>
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<div>We are so grateful for the incredible support from charities like <em>Young Lives vs Cancer, The Grand Appeal,</em> and <em>Macmillan. </em>These charities are now very close to our hearts.
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<div>Any funds not immediately needed to help our family will be passed on to support other children and families facing childhood cancer.
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<div>Thank you from the bottom of our hearts for standing beside <strong>Keavy and our family in our fight. </strong>✨
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Help Keavy Shine through Neuroblastoma!

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