Love For Lillie

My name is Chelce Ross and I would like to share the story of my sweet niece Lillie Ross who was recently diagnosed with B-Cell Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia.
On Oct. 05, 2016 my Sister-in-law, Amy, took her twins (Lillie and Liam) to their 2 year old well baby checkup. The pediatrician seemed a little concerned when he first saw how pale Lillie looked, but he thought maybe she was a little anemic. The pediatrician drew some blood and said he would call Amy with the results, good or bad. 45 minutes later she received a call that would change their lives instantly. Lillie has Leukemia. Words that, as a Mom, she thought she would never hear especially regarding her sweet precious baby girl who is only 2. Nobody could prepare this sweet family for such news. 
After meeting with top Dr.'s at Primary Children's Hospital we are hopeful that through all of the chemo therapy treatments, which will be about 2.5 years (Best Case Scenario) if all goes well, she will be cancer free and very optimistic that it will not come back. They have a very long road ahead of them.  Amy is a stay at home mom and my brother-in-law, Jim, will be taking many days off work to help take care of their other kids and assist with Lillie and her treatments.  Along with the enormous amount of medical bills this strong family is going to have to tackle comes many other expenses such as, commuting back and forth from Mapleton to Primary Children’s hospital, overnight stays, eating on the go, taking care of two other kids and themselves on hardly any income, and many other things. Lillie has already began treatments and expenses are beginning to pile up.
It would be greatly appreciated if you could donate money to help eliminate some of the financial stresses that come with cancer so they can focus on getting their little girl healthy.  Thank you for taking the time to listen to Lillie’s story.  This will mean the world to her and her family. Anything helps.
Love for Lillie.