I am so so very sorry. There are no words. But I add my thoughts to those of many here - you and your daughter and your whole family are in my prayers.

Thinking of you and your family tonight, OP, and hoping everything is peaceful for your sweet daughter.

How is she doing today OP? Has the move to hospice been helpful? Is the pain under control?

Holding you, your DD, and your family in our thoughts and prayers...

It is unfair that those of us blessed with health and wellness can't help shoulder some of the burden of your pain.
You and your dear daughter are in our thoughts and prayers.

You and your daughter are in my prayers. You sound like an amazing person. She is so lucky to have you

OP, YOu and your family are in my thoughts and prayers. I signed up at marrow.org years ago and if ever called I would never back out.

Dear OP,

You and your family are in my prayers. I wish you peace. You sound like a wonderful mom, and I am sure your daughter thinks that, as well.

Dear OP: thinking of you and your dear daughter. Love.

Oh OP. I am in tears here for you.
I don't know of any mother who doesn't cry when they hear of a child in pain.
We cry for both the child, and for the mother.

I just looked at my 6 year old daughter, who is drawing with her friends.
My mind took a snapshot of her; I hope to remember her like this forever.
Much love to you and your daughter. I hope you both find peace.

Thinking of you and your family, OP. Peace.

Hugs to you and your family OP. May peace be with you and your loved ones. Know that we are all here for you, even though we have never met.

I lost my child to leukemia so I know. I know. I know. You are there for your daughter and she knows that. There will be others there for you in the future. Neither of you are alone.

We are all thinking of you and her. Thanks for reaching out. That was a good idea.

OP, I'm so sorry for what your daughter and your family is going through. I hope all of you are able to find the comfort that you need. I don't know your living/insurance situation, but is it possible for her to receive hospice care at home? Just thought it might make it a little easier on you and maybe more comforting for your daughter to be in a familiar place.
Thank you for the reminding me that I need to be grateful for every moment I have with my child. I know that I sometimes let myself get upset at the "little things" instead of just laughing at the crazy things kids do. I hope today's move goes smoothly for all of you.

OP, thinking of you today and I wish there was something that I could do for you.

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Anonymous wrote:OP, I'm so, so, so very sorry. My heart is breaking for you.

In addition to hugging your children today, everyone PLEASE sign up to be a bone marrow donor. Yes, it costs money, but wouldn't you all pay $50 to OP if it meant a cure for her beloved daughter??

Please. Do it. Be the Match. http://marrow.org/Home.aspx

OP - I just signed up to part of the donor program. I did this, because my heart breaks for you in this situation and am willing to help in any way I can to save someone else. I promise to follow through if I am a match. Hugs to you.

I did as well.

You are both awesome. You just took the best step toward another mother, father, son, daughter, family member never knowing the pain that OP is going through. I was a match to someone, but it turned out that the person was not medically able to go through with it (I read that to mean that he likely declined too rapidly. But for the month or two I was going through the process and thought I was going to do it, I never felt more honored. I will jump at the chance if called again.

OP, I sort of haven't stopped thinking of you. I would give anything to have been the match your daughter needed.