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New blog post: How to warm up a white bedroom (wit

New blog post: How to warm up a white bedroom (without adding any color). Our bedroom needed *something* and I couldn’t figure out what it was. Last week, I was watching @shelbygirard’s instagram stories and a simple design element inspired me to put this together! Sharing the changes I’m making and links to everything on my blog. Link in bio (and stories)

Who knew we’d be so into matching pajamas? I can

Who knew we’d be so into matching pajamas? I can’t handle it 😍 Today was such a good day! Margot was herself again, meds went SO well, and she reminded me of how far she’s come. I know we have some rough moments ahead because steroids are truly the worst but we will get through it. Six doses to go and for now, enjoying the smiles & laughter. Thank you all for your support! You made our clinic day a lot less lonely. We love you. 💕

It’s been 437 days, and being on the oncology fl

It’s been 437 days, and being on the oncology floor still doesn’t feel ok. Sure, I can say that she has ALL B without bursting into tears. I’ve been forced to accept and adjust, but it’s not ok.

Today’s spinal tap was seamless but having to mildly sedate my daughter for a spinal tap is something I haven’t come to terms with. She felt sad about having to take her meds but we talked it through and she took them. Only nine (ugh) more doses to go.

I really try to stay positive and focus on the good. She’s going to be ok, I’ve been given the gift of perspective blah blah blah. But the reality is that this is an absolute nightmare. A best-case one, but still a nightmare, and I am exhausted. I see other kids and it hits hard. This is all so unfair. No one deserves to go through it.

Here’s the thing. Our days feel really normal. Margot is doing so well and leukemia isn’t a part of our day to day lives anymore. I think about it because I’m anxious but it’s not front and center. I’m so grateful for that. Then a big medical day like this one happens and I’m hit with major PTSD.

Why am I sharing this? Because what we are going through is not rare. Because 4% of funding for cancer research goes to childhood cancers and children deserve so much more than that. Because people on treatment are at risk and delta is taking over because people aren’t getting vaccinated and everyone’s living like this pandemic is over. These kids deserve new, better treatment options. Some of the most commonly used drugs were developed in the 1970s - not ok.

Childhood cancer is one of those things you never think will happen to you. And fortunately, it won’t happen to most of you, but it happened to me. To my baby. And I can’t not use this platform to help others. I’ll link our fundraiser for @alexslemonade in stories. Please help us find new, better treatment options. These advances won’t change anything for our family, but we need to make things better for the 10,500 children diagnosed with cancer (in the US) each year.

Thank you to everyone who messaged today. You, my friends, have lifted us up and made me feel less alone. So grateful for you. ❤️

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@walgreens #walgreenspartner Parenting in 2020 was something for all of us. Becoming a mom to a new baby during a global pandemic six weeks after my toddler was diagnosed with Leukemia was more than I ever thought I'd go through, and I quickly learned what really matters. And this – my girls – they are everything to me.

Anything that makes life easier and gives me more time with them is automatically high up on my list. When you're a parent, you find those shortcuts that make life easier, and they become a part of your day-to-day toolkit for getting by. The most important (at least for me), a system for refilling, storing and giving my toddler her daily, life-saving medication. @Walgreens is the only pharmacy we've trusted to prepare Margot's medication, and the fact that I can log into the myWalgreens App, push a button and refill Margot's meds makes life easier, and there's peace of mind knowing I can have her medication delivered same day or pick up via Walgreens drive-thru pharmacy – just visit https://bit.ly/3BnLM2O.

Here are some of the ways I make life easier. Staying on top of never-ending laundry: I try to do at least one load a day and put laundry away every two days or so. Storing toys: sell/donate what your children don't play with and categorize toys by type in baskets. It works! And grocery delivery and curbside pickup, which for us, allows me to keep my girls safe.

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