Cori White's Journey

In May of 2017, our daughter, Cori White, was diagnosed with Hodgkin's Lymphoma. She spent her summer attending doctors appointments, treatment, and recovering from treatments. After 10 long months of chemotherapy and radiation treatments, she was finally in remission.

However, in May of this year, we were told Cori had relapsed. She's undergone 3 months of treatments to get to remission again and is now preparing for an auto stem cell transplant. She'll be admitted for about a month and will spend it in isolation to receive high dose chemotherapy to wipe out her immune system. She'll receive her own stem cells back and will wait in the hospital for her system to recover to a safe level. Once out of the hospital she will be homebound until it is deemed safe for her to go back to school, which will be about 100 days after she receives her stem cells. While Cori is a fighter, we know she is in for some very tough days. We will be supporting her as well as tending to her brother and sister and keeping their lives as normal as possible.

Any donations made will be used to help with the cost of her treatments and costs related to her hospital stay. Thank you so much for your support and kindness.