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My Story
Eden was a sweet wonderful girl who loved everyone with such true energy. She handled her treatments with such fortitude and charm. Eden had good stretches and bad, taking advantage of her well days by visiting with family, camping and boating, and trying her hand at horseback riding. Eden traveled to Washington, D.C., to meet President Bush and the First Lady as the President signed the bill for $150 million in research funds for childhood cancer. She loved riding her bike, playing on the computer and listening to music whenever possible. She admired the Blue Jackets and had the opportunity to sing the national anthem before a game and drop the puck.
Visit her website at www.edenadams.org
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