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NEWS

Bone marrow victim waits for right donor
ESME ERASMUS

A young woman who grew up in Kenridge is in desperate need of a bone marrow transplant after she suffered bone marrow failure.

Carey Boucher (25), a former learner of the Kenridge Primary School and Fairmont High School who now lives in Kenilworth was diagnosed with acute myeloid leukaemia in November 2007.

Read more....

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Community Fundraising Appeal
Posted by Carey Boucher's Bone Marrow Fund on 2008-04-27
Thank you for your interest in Carey's progress in her fight against Acute Myeloid Leukaemia that began in November 2007. It's been a very long and intense battle that's included during this last chemo cycle, 114 days of hospitalization in an isolation [Read]......



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Thank you for giving me the gift of life.

14 July 2008
Message from Carey


Wednesday, 02 July 2008
D-Day (Donor Day)

Thanks!!!

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Wendy Ackerman
Kelly Ramsay
Candice
Colin

CP Group
Charles Potgieter
John Coetzee

SABMR
Sunflower Fund
NG Church Ottery
Louna Erasmus and family
Johann Erasmus
Mickel Baxter
Johan & Sharon Botha Kagala Beads
Contributors to Auction evening
EDS Management and Staff
Anna Takula, Dollie, Suresh
EDS DWP Child Account
Drs and Staff Constantiaberg Bone Marrow Unit
Community Church Luton
Goederust Restaurant Franschhoek

Graeson Haw, Cape Community Newspapers
Esme Erasmus, Tygerburger
Karen Watkins, Constantiaberg Bulletin

Karen Donachie, Durbanville Drummies
See more...

EDS OIP Team, St James Newcastle-Upon-Tyne

International Buffet: A very special thank-you goes out to all who were involved in the preparation of the International Buffet held at the EDS offices in St James.Read more about this successful event.


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A gift of life

Thank you for your interest in Carey's progress in her fight against Acute Myeloid Leukaemia that began in November 2007.

It's been a very long and intense battle that's included during this last chemo cycle, 114 days of hospitalization in an isolation unit. The high-dosage chemotherapy is now complete and we are in preparation for a Bone Marrow Stem Cell Transplant at the Constantiaberg Bone Marrow Unit.

The challenges have been great for Carey, including temporarily putting her life on hold and focusing on physical and mental survival. Through it all, Carey has remained optimistic, holding firm in her faith and belief that there's some purpose for her to beat this leukaemia and start fresh once the treatment is done.

The Bone Marrow Stem Cell Transplant is a special innovative effort to make as sure as possible that the cancer doesn't return. A search for a local donor in South Africa was unsuccessful and we had to turn to the SABMR Institute to search for possible international donors. We have found 2 potential donors from Germany and at present samples are being tested in Cape Town.

So, you can imagine that after several months of hospitalization for Acute Myeloid Leukaemia and all of the personal challenges, this will be a great move forward.

It's been a long road to this point, including various serious infections, seizures and other medical issues and side effects. The road has been uphill for most of the way but we are positive that this is the final hurdle Carey has to face..

Naturally the cost of the international search and the eventual procurement of the bone marrow is expensive and this is why we are appealing to you to help make a difference.

How can you make a difference?

Donations

Thanks to everyone who has taken Carey into their hearts and for donating in various ways and therefore ensuring that our fundraising attemps were a success. We are forever greatful for your giving and caring.

Supporting Fundraisers

Our heartfelt thanks go out to all of you who have made our fundraisers such a success!

Bone Marrow Donor

Carey's sudden critical illness devastated our family but in it remained a lesson that we should not take life for granted. Understanding the need for bone marrow donors world wide and within our communities has sparked an awareness that this is something we should all consider supporting. By registering with the bone marrow association nearest to you, you are giving someone else a gift of life. Please contact us if you would like to know more.

Thank you!

Thank you for your love and support for Carey during this incredibly challenging time for her.


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