Valerie Grace

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If you would like to make a donation to go towards Pilomyxoid research, please print this page and mail to:

THE PILOCYTIC/PILOMYXOID RESEARCH FUND
Department of Pathology
Johns Hopkins Medicine
100 North Charles, Suite 429
Baltimore, MD 21201

THE PILOCYTIC/PILOMYXOID RESEARCH FUND:

In Honor of Valerie Grace Welch

YES, I WOULD LIKE TO SUPPORT THE PILOCYTIC/PILOMYXOID RESEARCH FUND WITH A GIFT OF:
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Gifts are tax-deductible in accordance with the Internal Revenue code.

CHECK (PAYABLE TO PA/PMA FUND)

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Gifts to Johns Hopkins Medicine are subject to the policies of the Institutions in place at the time of the gift. Therefore, a portion of this
gift will be directed to the Clinical and Academic Facilities Fund as directed by the Board of Trustees of Johns Hopkins Medicine. (this is currently around 10%)

Another mom of a daughter with a PMA tumor has beautiful "American Girl" type dolls that say Bible verses. She is giving them to people that make a donation to the PA/PMA research fund. Please visit her site Kathrynshope.us to donate and receive a doll. You can still write "Valerie Grace" on the memo line if you would like to donate in Valerie's name and still receive a doll. We are greatful to Kathryn's mom for all of her efforts in getting this research started!

I sought the LORD and He heard me, and delivered me from all my fears.
Psalm 34:4

Our youngest daughter was diagnosed a pilomyxoid astrocytoma, a rare pediatric brain tumor, located in the optic chiasm/hypothalamic area of the brain in 2005. We are a Christian family and would like to share our experience of all God has taught us through this, and let others know about the research being done at Johns Hopkins Hospital"><META NAME="keywords" CONTENT="valerie,grace,christian,God,pilomyxoid,astrocytoma,pma,2005,optic,chiasm,hypothalamic,pituitary,child,infant,brain,tumor,healed,resea