
My friend's niece Sterling has been diagnosed with a rare, aggressive and fatal form of brain cancer, ETANTR. She is only 2 years old. The diagnosis came about 1 1/2 months ago. Brain surgery was performed about 2 weeks ago and the whole tumor was removed. However, she started not feeling well again and it was discovered in an MRI that the tumor has grown back and is about 40% the size of the original tumor. There is virtually no treatment for this disease….. from what I understand the amount of chemo/radiation needed to treat the tumor is too much for a toddler to handle and would almost guarantee permanent brain damage to the child. The family has decided against the current available treatments and has made the horribly difficult decision to bring their child home, surrounded by family, and make whatever time she has left the best it can possibly be.
I offered to make their family a nice, custom 12x12 scrapbook to help them cherish these special memories forever. I was wondering if any of my scrappy friends would like to help contribute 1 or 2 pages to little Sterling's album.
For my local So Cal friends, I will be working on my pages for Sterling this Saturday at the September crop in Chino (http://tinyurl.com/8t5go6y) so if you would like to contribue, please give them to me by the end of the crop.
For my local So Cal friends, I will be working on my pages for Sterling this Saturday at the September crop in Chino (http://tinyurl.com/8t5go6y) so if you would like to contribue, please give them to me by the end of the crop.
I am also going to make some blank inside Thank You cards that the family can use to send to those who have helped their family in some way.
If you are not attending the crop, or are not local to me and would like to contribute a scrapbook page or card, please leave me a comment here or email me at paleojenn1{at}aol{dot}com. (replace {at} with @ and {dot} with .)
Having a 2 year old myself, my heart is especially heavy for this family. Please say a prayer for this precious girl and her family.
You can follow this family's JOURNEY with brain cancer here:



