Cancer survivor trying to become a mom

LB
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Donation ProtectedMar 11, 2022
My name is Lindsay and my husband's name is Armand. We met in 2nd grade and married almost 4 years.
I am a survivor of childhood leukemia. I was diagnosed in 1988 and treatments have come a long way. However, due to all of the experimental medicines given to me when I was 3, have affected me throughout life and now becoming a mom. I want to be a mom. I have always dreamed of being one. I have raised many kids in my life and I just wish now I can be a full time mom and have the family I have dreamed about.
I am fundraising to offset the tremendous medical costs of this journey.
I do my best at giving back. I am my doctor’s longest survivor and I am an open book for research. I allow the major medical institutes to use all of my medical past and current findings to help the future.
I had a bone marrow transplant at the age of 5, (I am 37 now) and my brother was my donor. I am so thankful for being able to beat the diagnosis and to tell my story and to help with the future.
I am ready to be a mom and I am hoping with everything I can do, it will happen.
Thank you!
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LINDSAY BUTTICCI
CLAYTON, CAJoined Dec 2021

Cancer survivor trying to become a mom
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My name is Lindsay and my husband's name is Armand. We met in 2nd grade and married almost 4 years.
I am a survivor of childhood leukemia. I was diagnosed in 1988 and treatments have come a long way. However, due to all of the experimental medicines given to me when I was 3, have affected me throughout life and now becoming a mom. I want to be a mom. I have always dreamed of being one. I have raised many kids in my life and I just wish now I can be a full time mom and have the family I have dreamed about.
I am fundraising to offset the tremendous medical costs of this journey.
I do my best at giving back. I am my doctor’s longest survivor and I am an open book for research. I allow the major medical institutes to use all of my medical past and current findings to help the future.
I had a bone marrow transplant at the age of 5, (I am 37 now) and my brother was my donor. I am so thankful for being able to beat the diagnosis and to tell my story and to help with the future.
I am ready to be a mom and I am hoping with everything I can do, it will happen.
Thank you!
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