May 2016 Janes bloodwork came back normal for her one year check up. Fast forward to August 2016, at 18 months old, Jane was diagnosed with T cell ALL at Children's Dallas. Her white blood cell count was over 500,000 her hemoglobin was around five and her platelets were also low. She had over 90% leukemia in her bone marrow at diagnosis. With lots of prayer and medicine she went into remission at day 29 of treatment. She is currently undergoing active chemo and will continue to receive chemo for the next year and a half. She is a fighter.
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