Praise the Lord

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Christian's cancer is still in remission! He continues to be the only one in the U.S. with this kind of leukemia to ever be in remission! At this point, the bone marrow transplant is on!

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M :-) said…
Oh, Melissa, I have tears streaming down my face. I have been praying for him, and am SO happy to read this.

Praise God!
3:30 PM
One Happy Family! said…
WOOOHOOO!
That is the best news I have heard all day! I am so happy for CHRISTIAN and his family!

Sarah
4:34 PM
Across the Miles Photography said…
That is WONDERFUL news!!!!!

I've been reading through your blog today and it has made me miss scrapping so much! I really have to find a way to fit it back in...your pages are beautiful!
6:46 AM
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