Comments on: MRD results are in…

By: tracey docherty

tracey docherty — Fri, 31 Oct 2008 00:56:32 +0000

Hello Mia,

My name is Tracey and i am a friend of your grandmas (Irene), you are such a brave little girl, i hear all about you every time i go to your grandmas house or talk to her on the phone. i just wanted to say hi and send my love

tracey xx

By: Jim Allen

Jim Allen — Sat, 25 Oct 2008 11:10:47 +0000

Hello Mia,

My names Jim and I’m a friend of your Auntie Gemma. I live round the corner from her and i like to go round for cups of tea and chats. She has been telling me all about you and how brave you have been. I would just like to send all my best wishes and love.

Jim xx

By: Rachel Martini

Rachel Martini — Sat, 25 Oct 2008 08:20:25 +0000

Hi Mia, Harvey, Michelle and Scott,
We have been checking into the website and thinking of you every single day. We would love to help, even if just in a small way. Manon wonders if you would like some arty things to do? Mia,what do you like to play with and make? We can see you are a very creative little girl! Do you like to cut and stick? Manon does!!
It must be such an emotional time for you all. Michelle and Scott,you are doing such a wonderful job and our thoughts are with you always.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Get better soon Miax

By: debs

debs — Wed, 22 Oct 2008 06:50:54 +0000

hello mia,

i don’t know if you remember me we jumped together on the bouncy castle at my joined birthday party with jack.
just to say we think about you a lot!!!
your an amazing little girl!!!! and your mummy too.

keep strong
lots of love to all of you
clara, lucas,debs ,theo xxx

By: Polly, Mima's Mum

Polly, Mima's Mum — Tue, 21 Oct 2008 21:43:29 +0000

Hi there
I have just read your whole website - fantastic! All your friends and family will really appreciate being able to keep in touch without having to constantly ask what you and Mia are up to. It also took me back to 14 months ago when we also had that awful news that Mima was high risk after the MRD. I know exactly how you feel, it is like having another massive blow when you were just picking yourself up off the ground from the original diagnosis. The first year is very intense but it does get better - honestly!
Keep smiling and keep in touch. If ever you want to ask any questions, please don’t hesitate and I will do my best to help you.
Polly x (Mima’s mum)

By: Jemima

Jemima — Tue, 21 Oct 2008 21:38:40 +0000

Hi Mia
I love your photos and I wish I lived by the sea like you do! Do you have any Jelleez? They are really cool jel paints you can put on windows and bathroom tiles, you could sit on the sofa making loads of pictures to decorate your house. I love them!
Keep smiling Mia,
Mima x

By: Louise

Louise — Tue, 21 Oct 2008 18:57:28 +0000

((((Michelle))))((((Scott))))((((Harvey))))((((Mia))))
What a wonderful idea to have an online diary! I have often wondered how things are going for you all. Scott you are most welcome to bring Harvey round for a playdate, I know that Laurie would be very pleased to see you too!
Take Care and with love from Louise xxxx

By: mia

mia — Tue, 21 Oct 2008 17:33:21 +0000

Hello Michelle, I have just read your latest installment on your journey with your babe. What a girl she is to cope with all this, and her fab mama too.She is smiling in lots of your piccies and it is such a good idea to record all these moments.Take loads of care and love and hugs to you, Janexxx

By: Anne Martin

Anne Martin — Tue, 21 Oct 2008 13:48:01 +0000

I am so proud of Mia for coping with all that the Leukemia is throwing at her and her smiles are a gift to us all. I am equally as proud of her Mum Michelle, Dad Scott and brother Harvey for their capacity to love and cherish their little girl whilst not losing sight (despite the tiredness and anxiety)of the fun and humour in everyday life , Michelle you have always been a pretty amazing Mum, and once again you have stepped up a gear when you were needed,you are doing a brilliant job, I hope your account of Mia’s Leukemia inspires many other families in their time of need and helps to ease their worries and anxiety.

Love you lots
Mum
X

Love you lots

By: Gemma

Gemma — Tue, 21 Oct 2008 12:05:38 +0000

Phew! A bumpy road it may be Shell but you and Scott are doing an amazing job - must be so hard having to learn so much so quickly. I can barely begin to comprehend.

I love that you are writing this diary because I can now start to begin to understand your daily trials and all those letters and medical terms and what they mean.

It’s great news that little Mia doesn’t have to have an increased dose of the chemo!

Can’t wait to see you on Thursday. Positive vibes are coming your way from me always.

All my love, Gemma