Team Jaylie: Team Jaylie 5K Continued

Thursday, October 27, 2011

Team Jaylie 5K Continued

Breklyn and her cousin Jaysa

Opening gifts from The Vintage Pearl. They do the handstamped silver and pearl jewelry. The girls got necklaces, I got a bracelet, and Kip got a keychain. They are all very cool and are so beautiful. Jaylie's says Im a fighter and the rest of ours say Fighting for Jaylie. Thank you Vintage Pearl! Click here to go to their website.

Jaylie and one of her best friends that came from San Antonio.

Jaylie and her friend from preschool posing with the cow.

Crew loving the cow

Jaylie's favorite part of the whole event were the Chick-fil-a Cows. She had a blast playing peek a boo with them. Thank you Chick-fil-A

These two princesses were a hit. All the little girls loved them and wanted pictures with them. I've known these two girls for a really long time. Thank you! Yall are awesome!

Jaylie loves tweety bird! They needed someone to be Tweety bird so one of my life long friend Jason stepped up. Thank you Jason! Jaylie loved it!

Jaylie playing with the mascot from the Round Rock Express baseball team, Spike. Thank you for coming Spike!

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Our beautiful little girl Jaylie (5years old) was having some vision problems and what we thought would be a quick trip to the opthalmologist and possibly getting glasses, turned into a visit at the ER learning she had a brain tumor. Jaylie had brain surgery to remove the large tumor on April 28th 2011. She was diagnosed on May 3rd with Supratentorial Premitive Neuroectodermal Tumor or sPNET. It is a rare and aggressive form of brain cancer, in which she had to undergo surgery, radiation and chemotherapy. Jaylie is doing well and all her scans since completing treatment have showed no sign of cancer! We thank you for all your prayers, support, and love. Please keep praying with us that she will always remain cancer free!

Everyone wants to help but a lot of times people don't know what to do! This is why we have created Jaylie's online community with Lotsahelpinghands.org. Here you can find out exactly what the Nielson Family's needs are.

If you would like to be a part of Jaylie's online community please send me an email at lotsofhelpinghands@gmail.com.

If you are not near by or have been inspired by Jaylie's story don't forget that you can still help! You can donate to Jaylie's Cancer Recovery Fund or participate in our fundraiser’s. Your proceeds will go towards Jaylie's medical bills.