Hannah's Journey: Monday, September 29, 2008

Monday, September 29, 2008

Just a brief post tonight. I wanted to share this with you. It's a highlight on Childhood Cancer Awareness month recently on the Boston Globe website. The pictures are unbelievable. I'm sad to say that I even recognize some of these kids...little Julian is in picture #14. You can leave a message there also, if you are so moved to do so. We are making some inroads for recognition of our cause...

LINK HERE

♥Kim

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Anonymous said...: Hi Girls!!!
Just wanted to tell you it was wonderful meeting all three of you today- just as nice and beautiful in person as we knew you'd be! :)
Thanks so much for everything....
Much love,
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Total raised: $18,813.26
Total donated: $17,804.15
Total currently in fund: $1,009.11

This idea originated from an article in our local paper about a women who began recycling cans to raise money. Recycling is something Hannah and Colby do regularly with Dave. They take our cans and bottles to the grocery store or the beverage center and collect the money back from the deposits. Hannah had been looking into various ways to make money to help kids with cancer and she liked the idea of collecting cans and bottles for money! The money will be used to help improve the lives of kids dealing with cancer. This includes helping organizations such as Childlife at Schneider's, Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital (where Hannah stayed for her inpatient rehab work while receiving radiation treatment in Boston), the Smiles for Scott Foundation (www.smilesforscott.com), and others. To find out more about each of these very worthwhile causes, click HERE.

How can you help? If you live in the area, you can drop off your cans and bottles (any and all that can be turned in for a deposit) at our house. We have set up two bins in the driveway marked "Hannah's Cans for Cancer." Hannah designed the signs herself. You can leave them anytime. If you need directions to our house, please email me.

Or, if you prefer, you can turn in the cans yourself and drop off the money. We have an envelope attached to the inside of the blue bin, just drop your money in there. If you live out of town, and want to participate, please send us your deposit money (checks can be made out to Kim Prokop, since we do not have a separate account for this project yet) and we will add it to the fund.

We hope we can continue to grow this project into a community wide effort. Watch for more to come!!

Hannah's Song of Love

You get on a horse to ride under a crystal blue sky
You move like a butterfly when you're skating on ice
Fishing out on the lake, that makes your day
You wave as you pass on by on rollerblades
You got a special way

Hannah you're so beautiful
Just like baby animals
Hannah, you light up our world
You are quite a lovely girl
Hannah, you're a rose that blooms
You are like the midnight moon
Hannah, your own "Song of Love"
Has inspired all of us

At soccer you score a goal, and gymnastics, your thing
And baby animals have a joy that they bring
Kim, David and Colby are your family
And every time you play with your dog Riley
You're quite a sight to see

Hannah you're so beautiful
Just like baby animals
Hannah, you light up our world
You are quite a lovely girl
Hannah, you're a rose that blooms
You are like the midnight moon
Hannah, your own "Song of Love"
Has inspired all of us

Charley and Mary Kate are your best friends
With Sydney, Grandma and Grandpa, the love won't end
And now we sing again

Hannah, you're so beautiful....

CHEMO SCHEDULE

CYCLE ONE- May 9, 2007 - May 15, 2007 Inpatient COMPLETED
CYCLE TWO- May 30 - June 1 Inpatient COMPLETED
CYCLE THREE- COMPLETED
June 19 Outpatient
June 26 Outpatient
July 3 Outpatient
July 10 Outpatient
CYCLE FOUR- July 19 - July 24 Inpatient COMPLETED
CYCLE FIVE- August 9 - August 11 Outpatient COMPLETED
(received August 14 and 15)
CYCLE SIX- COMPLETED
August 30 Outpatient (received Sept 4)
Sept 6 Outpatient (received Sept 11)
Sept 13 Outpatient (received Sept 18)
Sept 20 Outpatient (received Sept 25)
CYCLE SEVEN- September 28-Oct 4 Inpatient COMPLETED
(received Oct 9-Oct 14)
CYCLE EIGHT- Oct 19-Oct 21 Outpatient COMPLETED
(received Nov 5-Nov 6)
CYCLE NINE- COMPLETED
Nov 9 Outpatient (received Nov 26)
Nov 16 Outpatient (received Dec 3)
Nov 23 Outpatient (received Dec 10)
Nov 30 LAST DAY Outpatient (received Dec 17)

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