Maddie’s Mission

Maddie’s Mission This page will follow Maddie’s leukemia journey

10/26/25 - A few photos from Maddie’s “Ring The Bell🔔 ” Celebration
11/05/2025

10/26/25 - A few photos from Maddie’s “Ring The Bell🔔 ” Celebration

✨ Yesterday was nothing short of amazing ✨Maddie rang the bell — which means she’s officially in remission. After 2 ½ lo...
09/24/2025

✨ Yesterday was nothing short of amazing ✨

Maddie rang the bell — which means she’s officially in remission. After 2 ½ long years, my girl is cancer free. She did it. She fought the hardest battle of her life and she won.

When she was diagnosed on 2/27/23 at just 3 years old, this day felt like it was a lifetime away. In her 6 short years, she’s endured more pokes, prods, and challenges than most adults will face in their lifetime. Yet through it all, she’s shown a strength and resilience that leaves me in awe.

Even though she was too anxious and shy to ring the bell on her own, her brothers were right there by her side. Together, the three of them rang it loud and proud — a moment I’ll never forget.

Today, she reached this huge milestone surrounded by family and friends, with the best support system cheering her on. I cannot thank everyone enough for your encouragement, love, and prayers along the way.

She will still continue with preventative care for the next few years, but with fingers crossed, the hardest part is finally behind her.🧡🎗️

My heart is overflowing — my baby girl is cancer free.

✨ 9/23/25✨The day we’ve been waiting for since hearing the words no parent ever imagines — “your child has cancer” — bac...
09/19/2025

✨ 9/23/25✨
The day we’ve been waiting for since hearing the words no parent ever imagines — “your child has cancer” — back on 2/27/23. What a long, emotional journey it has been, and now we are finally at the finish line. 💛🧡

In honor of Maddie, we’re asking anyone who would like to show their support to wear her Maddie’s Mission gear, gold or yellow for childhood cancer, or orange for leukemia. It feels especially meaningful that September is also Childhood Cancer Awareness Month🎗️

We cannot begin to express how grateful we are for the countless prayers, encouragement, and love that have carried Maddie and our family through this fight. Your support has meant the world, and we’ll never forget the strength you’ve helped us find along the way.

((Feel free to share photos on this page or send them to me (Maddie’s mom) via FB messenger, text or email))

09/12/2025

9/12/25 - Dance season is officially back. Today was Maddie’s first dance class for the new year (it should’ve been Tuesday) and this year is extra special—Maddie not only gets to continue with dance, but she’s finally able to participate in gymnastics too since her port was removed. 💖 She’s so excited to try new styles of dance, and I can’t wait to sit back and watch her just enjoy being a kid again, free of restrictions. 🩰🤸‍♀️✨

08/31/2025

8/31/25 - Today Maddie took her very last dose of 6MP, officially closing the chapter on both IV and oral chemo. Watching her fight with so much courage and strength has been nothing short of inspiring. I couldn’t be prouder of her as we move closer to the end of this long journey. One step closer to the finish line!🎗️🧡

8/26/25 - **Day 51/113** (Maintenance Therapy (Cycle 7 of 7))This morning, Maddie took her very last dose of methotrexat...
08/28/2025

8/26/25 - **Day 51/113** (Maintenance Therapy (Cycle 7 of 7))

This morning, Maddie took her very last dose of methotrexate. On Sunday, August 31st, she’ll take her final dose of mercaptopurine—and with that, her cancer treatment will officially be complete. 🧡🎗️

When I spoke with her PA to schedule her “Ring the Bell” appointment, I couldn’t hold back the tears. Maddie looked at me and asked why I was sad, and I told her, “These are happy tears.” The truth is, this moment has felt so far away since the day she was diagnosed on February 27, 2023. And now, here we are… finally at the finish line.

It’s hard to put into words how bittersweet this is. For 2 ½ years, Maddie has missed out on so many simple parts of childhood—sports, school activities, recess, just being a kid without restrictions. Now, she finally gets to live those moments she’s been waiting for. She’s already talking about trying basketball🏀 and softball🥎 , and of course, hearing her say softball made my heart burst with happiness.

I haven’t fully processed it all yet, but what I do know is this day has been a long time coming. And we are almost there.

✨ Good luck today, Madison! ✨Starting 1st grade is such an exciting milestone, but for you, it’s so much more than that....
08/25/2025

✨ Good luck today, Madison! ✨

Starting 1st grade is such an exciting milestone, but for you, it’s so much more than that. After 2 ½ years of doctor visits, needles, and treatments, you’ve shown a strength and bravery far beyond your years. Now, as you near the end of chemo, you finally get the chance to do all the things you’ve been waiting for—running around at recess, playing in gym class, joining sports, and just enjoying being a typical kid.

This year is going to be so special for you, and we’re all so proud of the courage and determination you’ve shown to get here. You deserve every bit of happiness and fun that’s coming your way. Shine bright, sweet girl—you’ve already proven you can handle anything, and first grade is just the beginning of an amazing new chapter🧡🎗️love you endlessly

08/16/2025

8/4/25 - Maddie’s BFF Sunni came to visit after her port surgery and brought her some get well/congratulations balloons 🎈🎗️🧡

8/4/25 - **Day 29/113** (Maintenance Therapy (Cycle 7 of 7))Today marks a huge milestone — after 887 days, Maddie had he...
08/10/2025

8/4/25 - **Day 29/113** (Maintenance Therapy (Cycle 7 of 7))

Today marks a huge milestone — after 887 days, Maddie had her chemo port removed. She’s been fighting cancer since 2/27/23, and we are finally in the home stretch. She’ll keep taking her oral chemo through the end of this month, and if all her blood tests look good, my girl will finally get to ring that cancer bell. 🔔

We’re not completely out of the woods yet, but we’re so close. When Maddie was first diagnosed, 2 ½ years felt like a lifetime away… and now, here we are. It’s surreal, humbling, and overwhelming all at once. Watching her strength, resilience, and spirit through this journey has been nothing short of inspiring.

The end of treatment is near, and I couldn’t be more proud of my warrior.🎗️🧡

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