This is my niece Molly.
She would've been 3 in October. She is Rob's sister Brigette's youngest.
Molly went on vacation with her mom, her brother, and her sisters a few weeks ago. They drove to northern Illinois to visit Brigette & Rob's dad and his family. Molly got sick and had to go to the ER while she was there. After some blood tests revealed she probably had leukemia, she was admitted to the children's hospital in Milwaukee. She was diagnosed with leukemia and began treatment. She stayed there for a week while she was stabilized and began chemo.
She was finally able to fly home! This was about two weeks ago. She flew home on a Tuesday, had a great time with her family, and then died on Wednesday morning. We were all shocked! She was supposed to be getting better, but just like that, she was gone.
Needless to say, it has been a rough couple of weeks. This past Wednesday was her funeral. It was a very nice service, and neat to see so many people honor a little two-year-old. I gave the most difficult opening prayer of my life, and Rob dedicated the grave. He had never done that before, and he did a very good job.
Molly is a sweetie, and we will miss her a lot. Brigette and the kids are doing okay, and life has to go on.
I still say caskets should not have to come in certain sizes. It's very sad, but at the same time, we are thankful that she doesn't have to be sick anymore, and we know that she is with Heavenly Father and that we will get to see her again one day.
We love you, Molly!
5 comments:
That is just so heartbreaking. She is a beautiful little girl. You guys remain in our thoughts and prayers.
Kandice. I'm so sorry. You and your family are in our prayers.
Kandice what a heartbreaking story. You and your family are in my to=houghts and prayers!
What a beautiful little girl. We are so sorry for your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with your family and especially Rob's sister.
I'm so sorry to hear about this. She is a beautiful girl! These things are so hard to understand sometimes...we are very fortunate to have the gospel to give us hope.
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