RE: The passing of one our members

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I am so speechless! She really helped my through some very tough early

times after my diagnosis. I am just..................heck, I always have

something to say and cannot think of anything appropriate. Just all my prayers

to

her and her family.

Chris

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Wow, I am speechless.

I adored and all the support she provided not only to me but to so many

others on the site. I, for one, will miss her terribly. What an absolute

shame. So much living to do...........My gosh...........

Life is SO precious.

Hugs and Hope-

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This is devastating news. Had I never connected with , it would be as

devastating that such a young woman with so much to give was robbed of her life.

But I did connect with her, and I am so much the richer for it. My heart feels

so empty.

From: traceyincanada@...

Date: Fri, 4 Apr 2008 00:25:12 +0000

Subject: [ ] The passing of one our members

It is with deep sadness that I write this post today.

Many of you knew ez who was one of our long time members.

She posted regularly to encourage new members and give support to

anyone who needed it.

Her most recent post was just last week:

/message/8986

She was a very caring woman who didn't let CML get her down nor any of

the other difficult life circumstances that she lived through.

I remember from back in 2002 when I was first diagnosed. She had

such a wonderful and positive outlook on life despite living through

some very difficult times (several deaths in her family including her

teenage son a few years ago).

's CML was well controlled. She was only 42 years old and although

I don't know exactly how she died, I do know that it was a homicide.

What an absolute shame for someone who had so much more living to do.

My deepest condolences to her family,

Tracey

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So very very sad . God Bless Her. Eva Brown My thoughts and prayers are with her

and her family.

From: Tracey

Sent: Thursday, April 03, 2008 8:25 PM

Subject: [ ] The passing of one our members

It is with deep sadness that I write this post today.

Many of you knew ez who was one of our long time members.

She posted regularly to encourage new members and give support to

anyone who needed it.

Her most recent post was just last week:

/message/8986

She was a very caring woman who didn't let CML get her down nor any of

the other difficult life circumstances that she lived through.

I remember from back in 2002 when I was first diagnosed. She had

such a wonderful and positive outlook on life despite living through

some very difficult times (several deaths in her family including her

teenage son a few years ago).

's CML was well controlled. She was only 42 years old and although

I don't know exactly how she died, I do know that it was a homicide.

What an absolute shame for someone who had so much more living to do.

My deepest condolences to her family,

Tracey

[Guest guest]

My thoughts and prayers are too with her and her family... She has helped me so

much. Such devasting news.

Eva <evaob365@...> wrote: So very very sad . God Bless Her. Eva

Brown My thoughts and prayers are with her and her family.

From: Tracey

Sent: Thursday, April 03, 2008 8:25 PM

Subject: [ ] The passing of one our members

It is with deep sadness that I write this post today.

Many of you knew ez who was one of our long time members.

She posted regularly to encourage new members and give support to

anyone who needed it.

Her most recent post was just last week:

/message/8986

She was a very caring woman who didn't let CML get her down nor any of

the other difficult life circumstances that she lived through.

I remember from back in 2002 when I was first diagnosed. She had

such a wonderful and positive outlook on life despite living through

some very difficult times (several deaths in her family including her

teenage son a few years ago).

's CML was well controlled. She was only 42 years old and although

I don't know exactly how she died, I do know that it was a homicide.

What an absolute shame for someone who had so much more living to do.

My deepest condolences to her family,

Tracey

[Guest guest]

Dear Tracey, I am new to this list, and did not know , this is a terrible

tragedy. I Will put her and her family in my prayers, blessings, Bobby Doyle

Tracey <traceyincanada@...> wrote: It is with deep sadness that

I write this post today.

Many of you knew ez who was one of our long time members.

She posted regularly to encourage new members and give support to

anyone who needed it.

Her most recent post was just last week:

/message/8986

She was a very caring woman who didn't let CML get her down nor any of

the other difficult life circumstances that she lived through.

I remember from back in 2002 when I was first diagnosed. She had

such a wonderful and positive outlook on life despite living through

some very difficult times (several deaths in her family including her

teenage son a few years ago).

's CML was well controlled. She was only 42 years old and although

I don't know exactly how she died, I do know that it was a homicide.

What an absolute shame for someone who had so much more living to do.

My deepest condolences to her family,

Tracey

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06/2002 - Gleevec/Trisenox Trial/OHSU

06/2003 - Gleevec/Zarnestra Trial/OHSU

04/2004 - Sprycel Trial/MDACC, CCR in 10 months

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09/2006 - out of CCR

SKYPE: RCD1929

[Guest guest]

Thank you for posting.

I am stunned. I remember her from the early days on Rob's list. A true CML

warrier.

was # 111 in the Zero Club. Always eager to help others. We will miss

her.

Zavie

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From: [mailto: ] On Behalf Of Tracey

Sent: April 3, 2008 8:25 PM

Subject: [ ] The passing of one our members

It is with deep sadness that I write this post today.

Many of you knew ez who was one of our long time members.

She posted regularly to encourage new members and give support to

anyone who needed it.

Her most recent post was just last week:

http://health. </message/8986>

/group//message/8986

She was a very caring woman who didn't let CML get her down nor any of

the other difficult life circumstances that she lived through.

I remember from back in 2002 when I was first diagnosed. She had

such a wonderful and positive outlook on life despite living through

some very difficult times (several deaths in her family including her

teenage son a few years ago).

's CML was well controlled. She was only 42 years old and although

I don't know exactly how she died, I do know that it was a homicide.

What an absolute shame for someone who had so much more living to do.

My deepest condolences to her family,

Tracey

[Guest guest]

Though I don't know her personally, I feel as though I 'know' a lot of you,

and you are all my friends. We share a common bond and I am saddened by her

life ending way too early. Prayers and thoughts to her family.

Tammy

[Guest guest]

What a great sadness my thoughts and prayers go out to her family.

Tammy Ferns <tammy@...> wrote: Though I don't know her

personally, I feel as though I 'know' a lot of you,

and you are all my friends. We share a common bond and I am saddened by her

life ending way too early. Prayers and thoughts to her family.

Tammy

[Guest guest]

How tragic and sad.

had a huge heart and enormous courage. She was more of a

regular poster on the old group site when I was first diagnosed.

She always reached out to others. I remember reading her story in

one of her posts and thinking she was nothing short of amazing -- full

of love and spunk. Her plate seemed never too full for her to reach

out to those in need.

My sympathies to her family.

May she rest in peace. God bless her.

Kathy

In , " Tracey " <traceyincanada@...> wrote:

>

> It is with deep sadness that I write this post today.

>

> Many of you knew ez who was one of our long time members.

> She posted regularly to encourage new members and give support to

> anyone who needed it.

>

> Her most recent post was just last week:

> /message/8986

>

> She was a very caring woman who didn't let CML get her down nor any of

> the other difficult life circumstances that she lived through.

>

> I remember from back in 2002 when I was first diagnosed. She had

> such a wonderful and positive outlook on life despite living through

> some very difficult times (several deaths in her family including her

> teenage son a few years ago).

>

> 's CML was well controlled. She was only 42 years old and although

> I don't know exactly how she died, I do know that it was a homicide.

> What an absolute shame for someone who had so much more living to do.

>

> My deepest condolences to her family,

> Tracey

>

[Guest guest]

My thoughts are with her family and close ones. It's a very tragic

story, I wish will find some peace where she is now.

Marcos.

On Thu, Apr 3, 2008 at 5:25 PM, Tracey <traceyincanada@...> wrote:

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>

>

>

> It is with deep sadness that I write this post today.

>

> Many of you knew ez who was one of our long time members.

> She posted regularly to encourage new members and give support to

> anyone who needed it.

>

> Her most recent post was just last week:

> /message/8986

>

> She was a very caring woman who didn't let CML get her down nor any of

> the other difficult life circumstances that she lived through.

>

> I remember from back in 2002 when I was first diagnosed. She had

> such a wonderful and positive outlook on life despite living through

> some very difficult times (several deaths in her family including her

> teenage son a few years ago).

>

> 's CML was well controlled. She was only 42 years old and although

> I don't know exactly how she died, I do know that it was a homicide.

> What an absolute shame for someone who had so much more living to do.

>

> My deepest condolences to her family,

> Tracey

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Devastating! Over the years I have read so many of her posts that I felt

I knew her. I am angered by it and hope to channel the anger in a

positive way. It will be tough to tell my wife.

My condolences to the family. This family at large will miss her.

[ ] The passing of one our members

It is with deep sadness that I write this post today.

Many of you knew ez who was one of our long time members.

She posted regularly to encourage new members and give support to

anyone who needed it.

Her most recent post was just last week:

/message/8986

</message/8986>

She was a very caring woman who didn't let CML get her down nor any of

the other difficult life circumstances that she lived through.

I remember from back in 2002 when I was first diagnosed. She had

such a wonderful and positive outlook on life despite living through

some very difficult times (several deaths in her family including her

teenage son a few years ago).

's CML was well controlled. She was only 42 years old and although

I don't know exactly how she died, I do know that it was a homicide.

What an absolute shame for someone who had so much more living to do.

My deepest condolences to her family,

Tracey

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OMG, How horrible. I hope that she has peace where she is now with her son

Mikey and that she is able to watch over those children. That poor boy, loosing

his bio-parents and now this. I can't imagine. I hope the family is able to

get through this time. I know we will miss terribly.

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Tracey <traceyincanada@...> wrote:

It is with deep sadness that I write this post today.

Many of you knew ez who was one of our long time members.

She posted regularly to encourage new members and give support to

anyone who needed it.

Her most recent post was just last week:

/message/8986

She was a very caring woman who didn't let CML get her down nor any of

the other difficult life circumstances that she lived through.

I remember from back in 2002 when I was first diagnosed. She had

such a wonderful and positive outlook on life despite living through

some very difficult times (several deaths in her family including her

teenage son a few years ago).

's CML was well controlled. She was only 42 years old and although

I don't know exactly how she died, I do know that it was a homicide.

What an absolute shame for someone who had so much more living to do.

My deepest condolences to her family,

Tracey

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[Guest guest]

This is so sad. I remember from when I was 1st dx. We are both

the same age and shared some correspondence over email. Its such a

tragedy.

I haven't been reading or posting much lately was checking some

messages today and saw this...

My condolences to her family.

Sharon

[Guest guest]

this is horrible i can't stop crying i can't believe somthing like

this could happen. I didn't know her personally but she had answered

a few of my posts as many of you did. My deepest sympathy's to her

family and may G-D help them heal. We will miss you .

> It is with deep sadness that I write this post today.

>

> Many of you knew ez who was one of our long time

members.

> She posted regularly to encourage new members and give support to

> anyone who needed it.

>

> Her most recent post was just last week:

> /message/8986

>

> She was a very caring woman who didn't let CML get her down nor any

of

> the other difficult life circumstances that she lived through.

>

> I remember from back in 2002 when I was first diagnosed. She

had

> such a wonderful and positive outlook on life despite living

through

> some very difficult times (several deaths in her family including

her

> teenage son a few years ago).

>

> 's CML was well controlled. She was only 42 years old and

although

> I don't know exactly how she died, I do know that it was a

homicide.

> What an absolute shame for someone who had so much more living to

do.

>

> My deepest condolences to her family,

> Tracey

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> View our family's photos at webshots

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