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Molly Dianne Bailey

I moved to Moody on January 5, 2004. On Tuesday, February 24, I had trouble walking and kept falling over. That afternoon I was told that I have a Brain Tumor in the back of my head. On Friday, February 27, I had a 5 hour surgery to remover the tumor. Ten days later Daddy and Mommy were told it was malignant. My cancer is called Medulloblastoma (MDL). Treatment protocol is 30 radiation treatment and 9 cycles of chemotheraphy . I start a new cycle every 6 weeks.
This is my story of walking with God.

Journal

Tuesday, April 14, 2009 9:34 PM CDT

Hello Everyone!
I know that it has been a long time since I have given you a update.
I've just been very busy with life!
Some of the things is that we are getting ready to move.
Daddy has been appointed to serve another church as pastor.
We are moving to Vernon, Alabama in June.
I'm still busy with school and going to different doctors from time to time.
I finally got to wear my hearing aid in my left ear. 4 days after wearing it the infection came back. It must be something with the mold that I put in my ear.
That's okay. I might just learn sign language to help my hearing.

There are 2 BIG things I want to share with you.
1) last Wednesday [April 8] I had my annual MRI and it CAME BACK CLEAR, WHICH MEANS NO MORE CANCER!

2) Today [Tuesday, April 14] is my birthday. I'm 8 years old. My Dad came to have lunch with me at school and we all went out to eat Mexican and I got to wear a big sombrero while everyone sung Happy Birthday to me.

I don't think it can get any better. It's my birthday and I'm cancer free!
Thanks for all your prayers!
Bye-bye!
Molly

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1433 Lake Joyce Rd.
Moody, AL 35004

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