Happy New Year!
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It's hard to believe it's already a new year.
How do you measure a year? 365 days, 12 months, 52 weeks, 8,760 hours, or 525,600 minutes? We look forward to a new year, making resolutions, setting goals and hoping for the best.
My hope this year is that I can measure it differently. Measure it by laughter and love, smiles and giggles. To see life through the eyes of a child, full of hope and fun. Live in the moment and enjoy all the moments I am given because I never know when they will be taken away.
Never pause to tell someone you love them and pray every day.
My hope this year is that all of our children fighting for their lives continue to beat the beast of childhood cancer. May they continue to receive the best care available and win the war. Here's hoping that 2007 is not filled with needles, biopsies, surgeries, chemo and radiation, but instead with clear scans, good blood counts and strong bodies.
Lots of love to you all,
Katherine
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About Jordan
I was diagnosed with CML (Chronic Mylogenous Leukemia) on Feb 6, 2006. I had a bone marrow transplant on June 14, 2006. My donor was unrelated and to this day we do not know who he is and have not had a chance to thank him for his very selfless act of saving my life. We share this story in hopes it will help raise awareness about childhood cancer and the importance of becoming a bone marrow donor.
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