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! - MADISON RYLEE - ! 
HOLY MOLEY!
SAKES ALIVE!
NO MORE CHEMO!
AFTER MAY 20, 2005!!
WELCOME TO MADIE'S WEB PAGE!
I keep it updated so that my friends and my family will know what is happening in my life after being diagnosed with "pre-B" Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia (ALL) on March 21, 2003.
It was just a few weeks after my 4th Birthday!
I am now off all Chemotherapy!
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Once upon a time, in a place that is no more,
I lived without Cancer, before I turned four.
Now I am six and almost to seven.
I talk about dying and going to Heaven.
Lots of times it’s hard and I can’t keep things straight.
My mom says it’s the chemo and all the medicine I ate.
I worry too much and wake up at night screaming.
Mostly I’m crying because I think my mom’s leaving.
The worst thing is that I don’t know what I did.
How come I got Cancer when I’m just a little kid?
How come?
Click here for my mom's page where she writes about me! She doesn't have the time to update as much, but the stories are really great!
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**ATTENTION!!--Updated November 16, 2008!!
WANT TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN THE FIGHT AGAINST CHILDHOOD CANCER?
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I'm calling all you 'Angels' out there!
Do you want to help one of us Sweetie Cancer Children's fight this terrible disease this Christmas Season?
Well guess what, YOU CAN!!
All you need to do is go by the website for the Cancer Warriors and become a Christmas! I can't even begin to tell you how totally awesome, fantastical, superfantabulous it feels to have a Christmas Angel!
Back when I was on chemo, it was the greatest thing to ever happen to me. That is something that I will, not ever, forget in my whole wide world life!
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Would you like to “Host and Elf” this holiday? Right here in your own home?!! And, help find a CURE for Childhood Cancer? Of course you can! Just go to a Elves From Catie and you can get very own Elf while donating money to help find a cure for Childhood Cancer! You will be surprised how much difference you can make!
Journal
Tuesday, June 30, 2009 5:09 PM CDT Hi Everybody!
I am home!!
I made it home last Friday night, after a week of wonderful Camp Sunshine! IT WAS TOTALLY AWESOME!!!!! I have lots and lots of pictures to share, so stay tuned for some of those!
I did have to see the doctor on Saturday morning. I got home with a weird rash that started out kinda "itchy", so my mom took me to the doctor's the next morning after getting back from Camp. Of course, the nurse at Camp Sunshine said it was heat rash. And it looked like a heat rash too!
I saw the doctor and she said it looked like an allergic reaction to something. She asked me if I had used anything "new" while at camp and I told her a big "NO". I was very careful to take all my normal stuff, because let's face it, I have pretty darn sensetive skin that breaks out from just about anything! But, she said it still looked like an allergic reaction, so I am to use Benedryl and cortizone cream.
On the way home, my mom asked me again if I had used anything different or new at Camp. That's when it hit me! I did use some new sunscreen that we got at camp!
Anyway, it's been four days and the rash is looking really good. It doesn't itch anymore and the redness is going away. After having the crazy "Pityriasis Rosea" two years ago from my chicken pox vaccine. And, I STILL GOT THE STUPID CHICKEN POX back in March, 2007!!...I just cringe at any kind of rash that comes up! It's not quite gone, but we are keeping a close eye on it!
Thanks for keeping me and my mom in your thoughts and prayers while we get through this stupid Cancer journey all in one piece! You guys have Angel Wings coming, for sure!
Talk to you soon!
Your friend, Madie Rylee
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Hospital Information: Patient Room: At Home Now! Children's Healthcare of Atlanta-Scottish Rite Campus
1001 Johnson Ferry Road, NE
Atlanta, GA 30342
Mom Cell - (404) 428-8964
Links: http://www.active.com/donate/rallyathletes/madieice Madie's Fundraising Webpage for Rally Foundation for Childhood Cancer Research!
http://www.mycampsunshine.com/ Camp Sunshine! Here in Georgia, I go to the Camp Sunshine House!
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