Help Support Remi as She Undergoes Neuroblastoma Treatment

I’m writing this as Remi’s aunt to share what our family is going through and to ask for support as we try to help her through a very tough time.

Remi is three. She is funny, sweet, and full of energy. She has a twin sister, Ava, and the two of them are inseparable. Their bond has been strong since the day they were born. They do almost everything together, and being apart during treatment has been hard on both of them.

A few weeks ago, some health concerns turned into doctor visits and scans, and then we were told that Remi has neuroblastoma. Since then, life has been a blur of hospital days, tests, and long conversations with her medical team. She is starting chemotherapy, and surgery may come later depending on how everything responds. She has already shown more strength than any child should ever have to.

Remi’s mom and dad, Theresa and Erik, are doing everything they can to take care of all three girls while working through the demands of treatment. The back and forth to the hospital, time away from work, and keeping life steady for her other daughters has created a lot of pressure on top of the emotional weight of all of this.

We set up this page to help with the basic things that come with long term treatment. Transportation, meals during hospital days, missed work, and the things at home that still need to keep moving for Remi’s sisters. Any help here takes a little weight off her mom’s shoulders.

Thank you for reading this and for keeping Remi in your thoughts. Our family is grateful for any support, in any form.