Olivia is 3. Two months ago, her life changed forever.
In September, Olivia's parents took her to the pediatrician for what they thought was a persistent fever and some unusual bruising. Blood tests revealed acute lymphoblastic leukemia — the most common childhood cancer, and the hardest news a parent can hear.
The treatment protocol lasts 2 to 3 years. It includes intensive chemotherapy, lumbar punctures, bone marrow procedures, and long hospital stays. Her parents have had to take leave from work to be with her through every round.
— Olivia's mother
Insurance covers most medical procedures, but it doesn't cover the day-to-day: the 2-hour drive to the children's hospital, the hotel rooms when treatment runs late, the medication copays, the specialized food for when her immune system is at its weakest.
That's where you come in. Every donation goes directly to Olivia's family — no middlemen, no overhead. We'd be so grateful for your help.
