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Welcome to Ashley's Web Page. This is a picture of Ashley at Lindsay's wedding on June, 2008
It has been provided to keep people updated about her condition by Aunt Debbie
Ashley was diagnosed with ALL Leukemia, high risk, on August 7, 2004 at the age of 16 months.
Ashley was re-admitted to the ICU at City of Hope on March 28, 2005
OCTOBER 11, 2005
NEW PHOTO'S ON YAHOO
ASHLEY IS HOME.
2006 RELAY FOR LIFE Walk is coming up in a few weeks. Ashley is registered, and you donate under her name by going to:http://www.acsevents.org/faf/r.asp?t=4&i=171407&u=171407-138649708&e=730874018.
We will be walking in honor of our sweet little survivor, Ashley. Our Team name is Ashley's Maurader's, we will have her picture on the back of our T-shirts. The walk will be at Antelope Valley College. Please come out and support this event and help raise money for fighting cancer
MELISSA'S EMAIL ADDRESS
ashleymarcil@aol.com
BONE MARROW TRANSPLANT, HAPPENED 12/14/04. The expected stay for BMT patients is 100 days. The day of transplant starts the count at DAY "0">
PLEASE SIGN GUEST BOOK
We have learned that a person who donated at our blood drive in September, and also signed up for the bone marrow registry, has been matched to be a donor for someone else! She was contacted last week. We can make a difference!
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10/11/05 NEW PHOTO'S ON YAHOO
Must see! Ashley looks much better
THANK YOU TO THOSE SIGNING THE GUEST BOOK! IT'S SO ENCOURAGING AND NICE TO HEAR FROM EVERYONE. YOU CAN SIGN MORE THAN ONCE.
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PLEASE SIGN GUEST BOOK. You can leave words of encouragement for Ashley, Mike and Melissa. They would love to hear from everyone
Thank you to those who have sent in donations, donated blood, and registered for the national bone marrow list, it is greatly appreciated.
Parents are Mike & Melissa Marcil. Ashley has a big sister Christine.
Journal
Thursday, May 14, 2009 10:55 AM CDT It has been 4 years and 6 months since her bone marrow treatment. Thanks be to God she is still cancer free!
Ashley is still doing very well! She is in kindergarten and just celebrated her 6th birthday last month.
There are some complications that are arising from the radiation treatments she received, but they are manageable. She has cataracts in both eyes, which the doctor says she has the eyesight of an 80 year old! They operated on her left eye a few days ago, and will do the other eye in a few months. She also needs hearing aides.
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