Miss Peachy Beans: Some information for all

Your kind donations

Since the entire community has been so generous to help with costs of Mia's ongoing care, we have set up a special account through Wachovia just for her. Our family is overwhelmed by all of the support shown by all. Some have sent gifts of dinner, photobooks, coloring activities, blankets, bears etc. Even our daycare providers have gone above and beyond to lend a helping hand. Though her treatment will be only 5 weeks, she will continue to get injections at home 3 times a week for the next year. It will be a long battle but she is a true survivor. Thank you all for your continued support and prayers. We pray that you continue to do so until we can beat this thing

Mia's Biggest Fans

Adam Lieder
Ansonia Stop and Shop
Barb's Daycare
Bungay School
Carousel Gardens
Chili's of East Haven
Chili's of Shelton
Chippy's Service Station
Colonial Tavern
Daddio's Used Auto Parts
Danny O's
Dennis Rozum
Great Hill Hose House
Mad Solutions
Melisa Albenete
Miller-Ward Funeral Home
Out on the limb tree service
Oxford Academy Of Hair Design
Oxford Paint and Hardware
Rich Madigosky
Seymour Lions Club
Stay n Play Daycare
Sue Gerchy
Teddy Bear Tree House
The Baker/Furfaro Family
The Casagrande Family
The Dream Come True Foundation
The Drugonis Family
The Durkota Family
The Dzwonkowski Family
The Fritz Family
The Huk Family
The Keough Family
The Komlos Family
The McAndrews Family
The Messina Family
The Motosky Family
The Outback of Shelton
The Pompa Family
The Raro Family
The Sandwich Man
The Sciaraffa Family
The Silva Family
The Super Family
The Tufano Family
The Wilkenson Family
Tom Tarby
Turner Construction
Val McCormick Photography

Some information for all

Thursday, July 24, 2008

http://www.introna.com/introna/all_about_introna.action

This is a site that I had just found about Mia's at home treatment. It has great information on the treatment as well as Melanoma as a whole. Please take a moment to get familiar with Melanoma and how to check yourself. Also realize that Mia didn't have the "typical" warning signs of Melanoma. It took us and her doctors by surprise. Not one person believed that thing was a tumor. Now we know, so please get your moles checked and wear your sunscreen.

XOXOXO