Grandkids Report
I have found that more people are concerned about my granddaughter’s fight with leukemia, than my own fight with bureaucracy in Victoria. And so it should be. They have their priorities right.


Mei Mei and her older sister came to visit me in September. She has emerged from the heavier chemo therapy which caused her to lose her hair. Now it is maintenance drug therapy for the next 18 months. Prognosis is good.

Ronald McDonald house has been left behind. Mei Mei has just started kindergarten and keeps up with the others. Cheerful through it all. But don’t ask her to take off her hat.


 

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