LONDON'S PRAYER: CRUSH CANCER

Little, sweet London has been my friend for over 5 years. She has never failed to bring a smile to my face and offer hope to my day. I have watched her battle time and again as she is a true warrior against the devil known as cancer. 

Here is her warrior story:

Little London was diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia  in February of 2012 when she was just 5 years old. She did well throughout her treatment, but then relapsed a few months before her treatment was to end.

She was sent to Seattle after her relapse to receive a cord blood transplant in hopes to rid of the cancer for good. After transplant, London then developed life threatening GVHD (Graft VS Host Disease ). She had to remain in hospital at Seattle Children's for a very long time and was finally discharged in December of 2016.

London has been doing extremely well since then with few minor setbacks. It was a true miracle!

Then the Devil reared its ugly head once again.

On 07/11/18 London was re-diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia after having found suspicious looking cells in her stomach during a routine scope. The leukemia cells are "left-over" cells that have been hiding for the past 4 1/2 years. Since London's cells are most likely resistant to similar treatments that she's already endured, her doctor's think the best plan for London's treatment is to send her to either Seattle again or Portland, Oregon to receive CAR-T cells , a fairly new treatment with huge success rates. London will start chemotherapy in Spokane for the next month and prepped for this new treatment in Seattle or Portland. The goal is to get London over to one of the locations at the end of August or early September. 

London has endured more in her short life than most in a lifetime. Help her and her family rid Leukemia forever!

London is a smart, beautiful, strong 11-year-old girl who loves God, family, friends, school, Taekwondo, art, and piano. She has a 19-year-old brother, Jaydon, a 7-year-old sister, Bella, a 3-year-old sister, Holland, 13-year-old step-brother, Zack, and a 6-month-old little brother, Brigham. 

Each of London's parents currently serve as members of our Armed Forces. They have had America's back for years. Now let's have theirs!

Why does London and her family need your help?

The funds raised will be to help the family with travel costs, any special needs of London, and the cost of being displaced from home and living in another city—yet again—for an unknown amount of time. If you or anyone close to you has been through this, you understand the need for support. I know that the costs will go beyond the price I listed above.

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Your prayers and support are much appreciated.

Blessings,

Kelly Kiki
London’s Biggest Fan