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Team Princess Strong
Gildan Ultra Cotton T-shirt
- Sizes YXS - XXXXL
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About this campaign
After experiencing the loss of our Ellie this past year, we have learned what a devastating illness cancer is. As a team we want to help raise funds for research for these cancers that have no known cure, like Ellie's did. Funds from these t-shirt sales will go to team Princess Strong.
http://www.curesearchwalk.org/charlottesville/princessstrong
Also known as Princess Ellie. Ellie was diagnosed with brain cancer in February of 2013, shortly after her second birthday. Due to the rarity of Ellie’s brain cancer, we weren’t left with many options, so we choose to take her to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital in Memphis, TN. Over the next 7 months, Ellie underwent two surgeries and 6 rounds of chemotherapy. She was declared cancer free, but in two short months, her cancer was back with vengeance. We brought Ellie home to Virginia in October of 2013 to enjoy the rest of her time here on earth with her family. On December 22nd, 2013, Ellie went to be with Jesus. She left behind an amazing legacy of pink, princesses, strength, perseverance and a love of the Lord. Through Ellie’s short life, she was able to spread awareness of the horrible illness cancer is. We were also able to share the love of the Lord with so many around the world. Ellie is the driving force behind team Princess Strong. As as team, we are committed to participating in events that help raise awareness and funds for cancer research.
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Because we knew and loved Ellie!!
We support this campaign because Ellie was an amazing angel with an amazing family that shared so much of their lives with us. And because kids deserve a voice and so much more than what they are getting right now while fighting cancer.
Your story hits so close to home. I lost my 20 month old daughter October 24, 2013 to a congenital heart defect. The journies leading us here have not been the same, but our journies from this point forward are. Spreading awareness is so important!
She is stronger than all of us.