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

Max

Max was diagnosed with ALL on May 9, 2002

October 1, 2002

Dear Children’s Roads to Recovery,

I appreciate receiving the gas certificates & parking stickers for my son Maxwell (max). Max was diagnosed with ALL on May 9, 2002. We went home on May 12, 2002 – Mother’s Day & my birthday.
There have been emotional bumps along the road, but we find prayer a natural medicine. We pray often for financial relief, & each time we pray God hears our prayers — this time with Children’s Roads to Recovery.
Thank you for your assistance now & in the future. 
With gratitude,

Karen

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

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