I first learned of Aiden’s story through Lindsay, one of my best friends from childhood, who is very good friends and sorority sisters with Aiden’s mom, Leslie. As a new mom, I just cannot fathom dealing with pediatric cancer and as I read Leslie’s blog entries and try to put myself in her shoes, my heart breaks. Seeing how their family and friends have come together to help Aiden, combined with his amazing strength and smiling face is truly inspiring. I have faith in the power of prayer and hope you all will join me as I continue to hope for his healing.
Lindsay and Leslie’s good friend and sorority sister, Kere, has an adorable online store called Olive to Sew and is offering 20% of her profits be given to help with Aiden’s treatment.I know so many of my readers LOVE all things monogrammed, so if you need a classy gift for a baby, wedding, graduation, house warming, or upcoming birthday, please consider using Kere’s store. Please type in “For Aiden” in the special instructions box before checkout. If you have any questions, please contact Kere Knapp at olivetosew@yahoo.com.
One of my favorite items is this mini-market tote:
Please continue to follow Aiden’s journey, spread awareness, and pray for all of the little “warriors, survivors and angels” of pediatric cancer.
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THANK YOU for doing this. I know Leslie and Kere appreciate it. It's great to spread the word about pediatric cancer. We easily take for granted our good health until we see someone close to us go through something like this.