Harley Kisses Lymphoma Goodbye!
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Harley Crawford is a beautiful, active 17 year old high school senior, recently diagnosed with a rare form of lymphoma.
Harley woke up with what she thought was a stiff neck and in the following days developed a little puffiness in her left hand and arm. For a typical teenage athlete, those minor symptoms didn't stop her from playing basketball at open gym, which resulted in a swollen and discolored left arm. Harley was then taken to the local hospital, where they found a large blood clot that ran from her neck down her arm (almost to the elbow) and a mass (11x12x13 cm) in her chest, near her heart.
Harley was transferred to an Intensive Care Unit at a children's hospital where she underwent tests and biopsies, and was put on blood thinners. The biopsies and test results confirmed Harley has Primary Mediastinal B-Cell Lymphoma. She immediately began her treatment plan: a rotation of 5 days of chemo (96 hours) then 21 days off, for the next 6 months.
We are raising money for Harley's parents - Lisa & Dave Graham. We expect the next 6 months to be financially difficult for them with medical expenses, missed work, gas, food, lodging, etc. We would love to bless this family by assisting with their financial needs so they may focus on their family and focus on Harley's health until she is back at full strength.
Thank you for your support and prayers!
#HARLEYSTRONG
Harley woke up with what she thought was a stiff neck and in the following days developed a little puffiness in her left hand and arm. For a typical teenage athlete, those minor symptoms didn't stop her from playing basketball at open gym, which resulted in a swollen and discolored left arm. Harley was then taken to the local hospital, where they found a large blood clot that ran from her neck down her arm (almost to the elbow) and a mass (11x12x13 cm) in her chest, near her heart.
Harley was transferred to an Intensive Care Unit at a children's hospital where she underwent tests and biopsies, and was put on blood thinners. The biopsies and test results confirmed Harley has Primary Mediastinal B-Cell Lymphoma. She immediately began her treatment plan: a rotation of 5 days of chemo (96 hours) then 21 days off, for the next 6 months.
We are raising money for Harley's parents - Lisa & Dave Graham. We expect the next 6 months to be financially difficult for them with medical expenses, missed work, gas, food, lodging, etc. We would love to bless this family by assisting with their financial needs so they may focus on their family and focus on Harley's health until she is back at full strength.
Thank you for your support and prayers!
#HARLEYSTRONG
Organizer
Lisa Graham
Organizer
Farwell, MI
