In Memory of Eva Peters
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On behalf of Jordan & Jessica Peters, on the loss of there precious daughter Eva.
Just a short time ago, Eva was diagnosed with ITP - Immune Thrombocytopenia - an autoimmune disorder in which her body wasn’t manufacturing a healthy amount of platelets. Shortly after this diagnosis with her incredible parents by her side, Eva was off for treatment - a journey to bring up her platelet count, a hard fought battle. She was a trooper. Enduring numerous tests and procedures, stays at the Ronald Macdonald House while being treated at RUH. Earning 95 Beads of Courage for every prick,poke, blood product, procedure, travels and days away from home and boy did she wear that courage well.
Tragedy struck and these parents lost there beloved daughter, little Eva Diva on March 14th, 2018.
Eva, a vibrant, rambunctious young soul was full of colour and life. The very pride of her parents life. She illuminated strength and courage with her battle to get well. Jordan & Jess much the same in strength and courage through this journey — and it is with great sadness that she is no longer here. Her story will shed light, informing the community with more information on Rare Diseases.
It it is an honour to extend support to Jordan and Jessica as they go through the motions of life and loss. This account is set up to further help them through the coming months without the stress of day to day — So they can take time to mend with their friends and families, and especially to take care of each other.
Any donation would be of great appreciation - showing support to them throughout our community is uplifting and healing all in its self.
Contributions to the Ronald Macdonald House Saskatchewan in Eva’s name would also mean a tremendous amount. Jordan and Jessica also encourage the donation of blood. Each IVIG infusion takes about 2000 donations.
Just a short time ago, Eva was diagnosed with ITP - Immune Thrombocytopenia - an autoimmune disorder in which her body wasn’t manufacturing a healthy amount of platelets. Shortly after this diagnosis with her incredible parents by her side, Eva was off for treatment - a journey to bring up her platelet count, a hard fought battle. She was a trooper. Enduring numerous tests and procedures, stays at the Ronald Macdonald House while being treated at RUH. Earning 95 Beads of Courage for every prick,poke, blood product, procedure, travels and days away from home and boy did she wear that courage well.
Tragedy struck and these parents lost there beloved daughter, little Eva Diva on March 14th, 2018.
Eva, a vibrant, rambunctious young soul was full of colour and life. The very pride of her parents life. She illuminated strength and courage with her battle to get well. Jordan & Jess much the same in strength and courage through this journey — and it is with great sadness that she is no longer here. Her story will shed light, informing the community with more information on Rare Diseases.
It it is an honour to extend support to Jordan and Jessica as they go through the motions of life and loss. This account is set up to further help them through the coming months without the stress of day to day — So they can take time to mend with their friends and families, and especially to take care of each other.
Any donation would be of great appreciation - showing support to them throughout our community is uplifting and healing all in its self.
Contributions to the Ronald Macdonald House Saskatchewan in Eva’s name would also mean a tremendous amount. Jordan and Jessica also encourage the donation of blood. Each IVIG infusion takes about 2000 donations.
Organizer and beneficiary
Ashley Giesbrecht
Organizer
Swift Current, SK
Jessica Peters
Beneficiary
