• Logo designed by Danielle Rinaldi (age 6) & Maurice Taylor (age 10), patients at Johns Hopkins Hospital. 

Cheyenne

Cheyenne was diagnosed with Leukemia in December 2001.

On December 28,2001, my 3-year-old daughter was diagnosed with leukemia. Needless to say we were in great shock. Our lives have been changed drastically. She went from being a happy healthy 3-year-old to a sick and confused child. Children’s Roads to Recovery really helped out a lot with Gas, Food and Parking Tickets. 

Please give us your support! Together we can help critically ill children along the road to recovery.
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When serious illness strikes a child, families suffer financial strain, as well as emotional pain. Children's Roads To Recovery helps by searching out donations, and in kind gifts that provide parents with transportation, lodging and funding for expenses that inevitably occur when families have a critically ill child.
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Logo designed by Danielle Rinaldi (age 6) & Maurice Taylor (age 10), patients at Johns Hopkins Hospital. 

Est. 1991, C.R.T.R. is an all-volunteer, 501(c)(3) non-profit org. dedicated to helping critically ill children and their families.

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