We work at daycare where one of our children, Archer (18 months old) has unfortunately been diagnosed with a rare type of Leukemia.
Archer has been at our daycare since last year and continued this year, but found out this unfortunate news not even one month into the New Year.
He has started intense chemotherapy immediately and needs a bone marrow transplant, so he has a long road ahead of him, as well as Mum and Dad and we want to make it as smooth as possible for everyone involved.
He is known as a bubbly and happy-go-lucky kid, who loves to have a chat and a dance, and it is so heartbreaking that he and his family have have been placed in such an unfortunate situation.
His parents are such genuine, modest and lovely people that they insist on not receiving help, but we want to help out as much as we can and would love any additional donations that we can give to the family.
We want Archer to have a full recovery and hopefully come back to daycare, to his teachers and friends that miss him so much.
THANKYOU
From all of Archer's educators
Archer has been at our daycare since last year and continued this year, but found out this unfortunate news not even one month into the New Year.
He has started intense chemotherapy immediately and needs a bone marrow transplant, so he has a long road ahead of him, as well as Mum and Dad and we want to make it as smooth as possible for everyone involved.
He is known as a bubbly and happy-go-lucky kid, who loves to have a chat and a dance, and it is so heartbreaking that he and his family have have been placed in such an unfortunate situation.
His parents are such genuine, modest and lovely people that they insist on not receiving help, but we want to help out as much as we can and would love any additional donations that we can give to the family.
We want Archer to have a full recovery and hopefully come back to daycare, to his teachers and friends that miss him so much.
THANKYOU
From all of Archer's educators