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  • Remembering Hollie

      6 May 2022
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    It is with much sadness that we update you all that on Tuesday May 5th at her normal bedtime, Hollie peacefully went to sleep for the last time with her Mum and Dad by her side.

    She battled so hard over the past 4 years to beat this cruel disease, but she is now finally pain free and at rest.

    Our hearts are broken, and not a day will pass when we don't miss her kisses, cuddles and beautiful smile.

    We ask that in lieu of flowers or gifts to the family that instead you please make a donation to the Starship Foundation in Hollies memory on the following link:

    https://givealittle.co.nz/fundraiser/remembering-hollie

    Hollie's funeral service will take place at North Harbour Stadium and start at 3.30pm on Tuesday 10th May – all are welcome.

    There is plenty of parking available at the stadium in car parks H, B or C, and the entrance to the room is behind the main ticket office to the left of gate A, signed as ‘North Entrance’.

    The live weblink for the service is https://vimeo.com/event/2091111/28bb234082

    There will be a book of remembrance for people to leave notes for Hollie and the family, children are welcome to bring pictures to add to the book if they would like to on the day.

    Please wear colourful clothes and join family for refreshments after the service.

    Thank you again for all your incredible support throughout the past few years, we wouldn't have had as long as we did with Hollie without everyone's amazing support xx

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    • 06/05/2022 by Sue

      I am truly sorry for your loss. Thinking of you all. Big hugs xx

    • 06/05/2022 by david

      I am shattered with this sad news, tears stream down my face such a brave little girl. At this moment the world is a far sadder place for me, rest in peace little one. Love for ever Dave xxxxxxxxxxx

    • 06/05/2022 by eric&georgina&claude

      We are really sorry for your loss. This is heart broken news. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.

    • 07/05/2022 by Jenny Hercock

      I am so very sad for this outcome. You have done all you could have possibly done as Hollie's parents. The worst thing is that she was inflicted with this cruel disease in the first place. I love that so many New Zealanders got behind your cause for Hollie and donated so you could try every possible treatment. At the end of the day, while they might have extended Holli's life, they would not be cures as there aren't any. So very sad for your loss.

      Jenny xx

    • 07/05/2022 by Andrew

      I am truly saddened by the passing of Hollie. I remember seeing her on the AM show a few years ago she had me hooked straight away as were thousands of other kiwis, this adorable little girl who needed to raise money for the treatment of her condition. I was one of many who responded with donations and from what I recall it was a phenomenal response raising the necessary amount and then some within the day. There are a lot of good people out there and it restored my faith in humanity. We all hoped, as did the family, that the treatment would be successful and lead to her recovering but sadly it wasn’t to be. I would have been proud to have her as my daughter.

      My deepest condolences to Hollie’s family.

    • 09/05/2022 by Priscilla Kroeze Cancer Fund

      My heart is breaking at the thought of the huge hole this little angel has left in your lives and in the world. Her precious energy will be missed by us all.

  • Back home

      22 November 2021
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    We have now met with Hollie's team at Starship childrens hospital. No surprises really, which was nice for once. Although maybe we were still hoping for some grand ideas.

    In summary, because she is happy and tolerating the most recent treatment, we have decided to continue with the same chemo she had in Spain before we left. Next cycle starts today and will be as a day patient. This will give her the summer to enjoy everything she has been missing, while she's still tolerating the medicine. When we start losing control of the disease we'll revisit options.

    Some of the positives about being back have been seeing Hollie's happy face being able to get back to school last week!

    Thank you all for your support, particularly this last year. It is so good to be home and back with our friends and family. It is good to not be worrying about how we will pay hospital bills now, although we know the months ahead will be just as tough.

    Much love to you all x

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    • 03/12/2021 by Robyn

      Wishing you a wonderful summer - big hugs 🧡🌼🌟

    • 03/12/2021 by Cheryl

      Hugs & Kisses, thinking of you all. Enjoy Christmas with your family 💕💕💕💕🎄

      Cheryl Fogg Megaw 💕

  • Heading Home

      31 October 2021
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    It is with heavy hearts that we let you know that due to Hollies recent test results showing disease progression whilst receiving treatment,

    and on the advice of Hollies doctors, we have made the incredibly hard decision to return home to New Zealand.

    Hollie has received one cycle of chemo to stabilise the progression. She also started targeted radiation last week on part of her skull which is causing complications for one of her eyes. She will then have one more cycle of chemo before we fly at the end of the month.

    We have managed to secure a spot in managed isolation thanks to the emergency category.

    Hollie is super excited to be coming home. The rest of us are dealing with this sad/happy news and will deal with whatever we have to face when we are back together with family and friends.

    Thank you so much for all your support on this tough and extended journey overseas. We appreciate every single kind word of encouragement that we have received, and couldn't have got this far without all of your amazing love and support 🙏❤

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    • 01/11/2021 by Dede

      Hi Hollie

      I’m glad you are coming home Hollie. You are an amazing young girl and your parents are also fantastic people. It was a honour to help in the small way we did. We’ll continue to pray for you!

      All the best to you NZ’s little hero.

      Alta and Dede

    • 01/11/2021 by Michelle and Ben McMurtry

      I'm so sorry, that is just heartbreaking. You're all so amazing, you have done absolutely everything you possibly could. Hollie you are so brave and strong. We look forward to welcoming you all home where you can be around your family and friends. You are all in our prayers.

  • An Incredible Milestone and Crossroads Ahead

      13 September 2021
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    Today we reached the $600,000 milestone in donations!

    We want to take this opportunity to thank you all again for your continued support and amazingly creative ways to help us fundraise for Hollie. We wouldn’t be here without you, and it has helped so much to relieve the financial pressure at an incredibly difficult time. All of your donations to date have helped us pay for Hollies treatment and continue to do so as we tick off each round of immunotherapy each with a $50,000 price

    tag – you are all amazing and we will be forever grateful.

    We know our updates have been infrequent recently, because for want of a better word, we are in limbo waiting for a clear outline of what is next. What we do know is that the next few months are going to be key in defining our next path as a family and for Hollie.

    As you are aware Hollie is currently undergoing cycles of Naxitamab immunotherapy, each one is done on a monthly cycle and after every two rounds she is fully tested to see how the cancer in her bone marrow and bones is responding. At the point of her most recent relapse, Hollie had a Curie score of 30 for cancer points in her bone marrow and bones. Considering this number had been down to 1 prior to heading over to Spain, this was disappointing.

    After the first two rounds of Naxitamab the results gave her a score of 22, the doctors seem positive about her response as the majority of the cancer in her bone marrow had cleared, although spots of cancer remain in her bones. Hollie starts round 4 of Naxitamab on Monday, after this round the same tests will be repeated.

    Hollie is full of energy again and the doctors seem happy with her response to the treatment. We need this to continue and for her to have reached remission after these 6 rounds. If she does, an additional 5 rounds of immunotherapy will be required to consolidate the treatment along with the recommendation to then continue with a new neuroblastoma vaccine that will be for longer term maintenance. All of these options of

    course have financial implications as well as potential for extended periods for Hollie to be away from home and the family to be apart.

    After pushing for more details, we are now aware that if she is not in remission after the next three cycles of treatment, we are likely to be advised to return to New Zealand for Hollie to receive treatment to keep her stable, as long as possible, and to begin palliative care at home. We know this is a devastating option to hear, but it is the reality that we are faced with at the moment, and helps explain the current difficulties we’re facing.

    There is so much to factor into each decision that needs to be made, it is overwhelming. Morale in Spain is low at the moment, but we are doing our best to keep our spirits up. We are missing being together with our boys, and missing New Zealand more than

    ever. All we can do is take one day at a time, and deal with scenarios as they are presented to us.

    Your ongoing support means so much and gets us through the tough times. We will continue to keep you updated on Hollies progress over the next couple of months, and hope that we have some good news for your soon.

    Kia Kaha

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    • 13/09/2021 by Paul

      Our thoughts and prayers for a good outcome are with you Holly and family.

      Paul and Sharon

  • Navigating the Next Steps

      8 June 2021
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    Hollie and William got to enjoy a fabulous day at the beach last weekend, before the big week ahead.

    First dip in the Mediterranean wasn't too cold for this time of year, and some normal time and family fun was a rare luxury.

    Hollie will complete her scans/tests this week ahead of her big review.

    Every time is nerve wracking, but this one will have a rather large price tag attached to the results.

    Thank goodness the family are all together for this one as the new costs apply an additional layer of stress and anxiety to the situation.

    We have been told that each cycle of inmunotherapy treatment that Hollie needs will cost 28,200 Euros (47,500 NZD). She will need a minimum of 5 cycles and we will learn more as the tests over the next couple of weeks unfold.

    The information on this link is alot, but will provide some additional information on this new immunotherapy treatment that Hollie needs for those interested.

    https://www.sjdhospitalbarcelona.org/en/fda-approves-naxitamab-immunotherapy-treatment-against-high-risk-neuroblastoma-used-sjd-barcelona

    Asking is hard, especially after all the support we have received already, but we need help to raise this level of funds with our original pot now empty at this stage from the treatment so far. 😔

    Please help us get Hollie the treatment she needs. We ask you all, from the bottom of our hearts to put your fundraising hats back on and get sharing her page so we can start to chip away at the overwhelming target before us.

    It means everything to us and we are forever grateful x

    Please follow and share Hollies journey on her page in the link below:

    https://m.facebook.com/hopeforhollie/

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  • Change of Plans

      25 April 2021
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    Following some suspicious symptoms over the last 2 weeks, Hollie has had a scan and sadly our worst fears have been realised.

    The cancer has reappeared in her bone marrow, which explains why her bloods had not been recovering as expected.

    We now have to stop the trial to review the best alternatives for her, and our path for the coming months will change significantly.

    We are devastated.

    Being apart from the boys, and so far away from our support networks is making this time feel even harder.

    We know we are in the best place for Hollie though, so will push forward and keep moving on. It is the only option.

    The medical team here in Barcelona have been supportive and quick to get treatment started.

    Hollie’s unwavering commitment to keep fighting means she will start more chemo again next week. This will hopefully stabilize the disease and give us time to plan and assess the next steps, which at the moment feel very daunting.

    The latest immunotherapy treatment for bone marrow relapses in Neuroblastoma is available to us here, but of course, this will significantly prolong our stay in Spain, and also have further significant cost implications as there is no funding available. This means there may also be more fundraising required to move forward down this path.

    One thing we have decided on is that the only way to get through is to be together as a family, so we are focused on making plans for John and William to join us in Spain for some time over the coming months, which is giving us a much needed something to look forward to.

    We will update you all as we know more over the coming weeks, but just knowing your support is there means everything.

    Kia Kaha

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    • 26/04/2021 by Cheryl

      So heartbroken to hear your news. Keep fighting 💕💕💕💕💕💕

      Cheryl

    • 27/04/2021 by Fiona

      Oh Jo - what completely horrible news to receive, after everything that Hollie (and all of you) have been through. I really hope things stabilize soon, and that you can all be together as a family in the near future too - as being apart must make things even harder I imagine. We are all supporting you here from Aotearoa. Sending lots of love from me, Fiona

  • Saludos desde España

      28 January 2021
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    As we ventured out of a safe New Zealand, we donned our face masks and set out for our 30 hour plane journey. It has made us realise, even more, how lucky we are in NZ; safe from the worries of Covid, enjoying summer and sometimes forgetting what is going on in the rest of the world. We arrived without any issues and were kindly welcomed by a friends sister, so thankful for the help as we begin our time in a strange and new place. We began our first week with a full schedule of hospital appointments, which wasn’t without it's challenges. We met some lovely people, but for Hollie it was strange, new and pretty tough.

    Week two was quieter for us, but Hollie’s blood counts continued to drop, a consequence of her last chemotherapy, and apparently to be expected. The hospital were fantastic and helped her really quickly and she began improving and feeling more like herself. By the end of the two weeks she had completed many tests, but also her 3 routine checks: MRI; MIBG scan; Bone Marrow Biopsy; and we met with her Doctor who confirmed that Hollie's scans are good and she was cleared for the trial!

    The trial documents have now been signed: THANK YOU TO EVERYONE WHO HELPED US GET THIS FAR 🍾🤩!

    Hollie’s latest blood test is also positive, her counts have improved and appointments are coming in fast now to get Hollie prepared for treatment. She is being scheduled for surgery next Tuesday for the placement of an ommaya reservoir (like a port) into her head which will receive the injection into the spinal fluid. They plan is to have this checked by next Friday to test the flow of spinal fluid (ventriculography). All going well they are planning for the first treatment of the on Friday 12 February. The arrival of the radioactive antibody (131I -Omburtamab) will still be dependent on flights out of the US, where it is made, 😬. So fingers crossed for a smooth timeline and transit🤞🛩.

    I will keep you updated as we continue on, but just wanted to reiterate how grateful we are, and so very lucky to have had all your support on this crazy journey. We wouldn’t be here without you all.

    Gracias y buenos noches xx

    For more regular updates, you can follow Hollie’s journey on her facebook and Instagram page.

    https://www.facebook.com/hopeforhollie

    Instagram - @hopeforhollie

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  • Thank You and Next Steps

      17 November 2020
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    Simply a massive thank you to everyone who has donated to Hollie over the past few weeks and beyond.

    The response has been beyond our wildest expectations, and to be able to hit the initial target of $400,000 to cover Hollie treatment costs within 3 weeks was an incredible feat, and a testament to the wonderful people in New Zealand and around the world.

    It has also provided great relief to the Beatties to know that they can now fully commit to the trial in Spain and focus on the logistics of getting there and existing in Spain for several months next year.

    We have had so many people getting in touch to ask if there is anything else the family need, and if they are still able to donate to the Hope for Hollie cause and continue fund raising, and for that we are truly grateful.

    The simple answer to this is yes, the family will still have large outgoings above and beyond the treatment costs including travel, accommodation, living expenses in Spain and beyond, so to anyone who is still looking to help fundraise or make a donation, this will all still make a huge difference to their journey as they now move on to the next steps.

    There is still a long road ahead.

    With this in mind, we have removed the recently hit target from our page, and will now leave it as a blank canvas for people to give and fundraise for Hollie and her incredible family as they see fit.

    Our thanks again go out to you all from the bottom of our hearts for the incredible generosity and love you have shown for Hollie, William, Jo and John.

    We will keep you updated on Hollies journey on our facebook and Instagram page, so please follow for updates on how she is getting on over the coming months.

    https://www.facebook.com/hopeforhollie

    Instagram - @hopeforhollie

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  • You are all Amazing!

      2 November 2020

    The response to the Hope For Hollie fundraising campaign has been completely overwhelming.

    Our heart felt thanks go out to each and every person who has given to help Hollie get to Spain for her last remaining treatment option, we have been deeply moved by the incredible response and support.

    It is at times like this that you realise that the human spirit of compassion is all you need to help you achieve your goals, no matter how big or small.

    Hollie has now had her brain tumor successfully removed, and is starting more chemo tomorrow as the next step in the process. This will be followed by several weeks of radiation treatment, all working towards getting her ready for the trial over in Spain early next year.

    We have made great progress getting towards our total, but there is still along way to go with the fundraising, so please continue to spread the word and help us get the Beattie family there.

    Hollie has included a special video message for each and every one of you.

    #hopeforhollie

    https://www.facebook.com/hopeforhollie

    Thanks again, we think you are awesome x

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  • Trial in Spain

      22 October 2020

    Hollie now has no treatment options left in New Zealand and has been offered a place on a trial in Spain.

    Moving forward this is the only option to find her a cure.

    The costs associated with this trial are astronomical and have been overwhelming for the Beattie's to comprehend.

    The ball park figure they have been given for the treatment to date is $400,000

    Fundraising has started and is in full swing, and any donations are vital now more than ever to enable Hollie to make the trip and receive this treatment.

    Thank you in advance, we could not do this without you.

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    • 27/10/2020 by Ripu

      Hi there,

      I’m Ripu, a journalist at Stuff.

      I’m really touched by Hollie’s story, and I admire your family’s bravery in dealing with this difficult situation.

      The news website Stuff has millions of readers. I’d love to tell Hollie’s story and draw attention to struggles your family has faced.

      This could potentially lead to an increase in interest in your Givealittle page and thus donations.

      Let me know if this is something you are interested in.

      Kindest,

      Ripu Bhatia

      Stuff reporter

      027 278 5711

  • Update October 2020

      21 October 2020
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    Hollie’s scheduled 3 monthly scan was on 25 September, and after such a good few months, although the usual butterflies hit our stomachs, we were hopeful. We weren’t ready for what subsequent and additionally required testing told us. Hollie’s cancer has returned and an MRI confirmed a 3cm brain tumour has grown in the last 3 months. A big deal for such a little girl. The Starship team amazed us again and within a week had scheduled her surgery for tumour removal this week on 20 October. We are of course, devastated, and struggling to process the news after such a good few months. Hollie has been amazing, as always, mature beyond her years and helping us through. We had chance to spend a fun weekend in Rotorua with close friends before Hollie’s surgery. Another chance for Hollie to show us her bravery as she took on the Skyline swing 3 times between rides down the luge!

    Hollie was nervous for surgery, but stronger than Mum and Dad. She came out the other side, after 5 hours, with the best manners in the recovery suite, even cracking a joke about being a pirate as we put a wet cloth on her sore eye! She came back to the ward thirsty and hungry and amazed us all. Day 2, she looked a little more beaten up, swollen and bruised, but improved steadily throughout the day and after coming through her second general anaesthetic in two days, for another MRI, she was insistent about trying to get moving. The physio team came and she was up and out the bed in seconds for a huge hug. She amazes us every day and breaks out hearts a little more every time we think we can’t help her.

    I will be in touch with more information – the next steps are going to be scary as we are at the end of the road for options in NZ and we are now looking at overseas trials as a possible next step. We’ll need you all more than ever now xx

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  • Good news at last

      14 July 2020
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    At last I can share some good news. We came out of lockdown and met our orthopaedic surgeon. He booked Hollie in to remove the affected bone and put in a bone graft. As always, she has flown through this like an absolute trooper, 1 more week to go in a moon boot, and in 8 months removal of the metal plate.

    Three weeks ago she went through her standard testing cycle and the scan results came back clear for the first time and her bone marrow continues to improve! Such amazing news and relief, just have to keep everything crossed it stays like this at the next scan in September!!

    We managed to head off last week to visit family for the school holidays, a perfect time to celebrate. Thank you for all your support, it’s been a very long 2 years!

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    • 15/07/2020 by Travis

      Aw bless her heart! Definitely have everything crossed for the next scan :)

  • Lockdown update

      28 April 2020
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    As we went into lockdown Hollie completed another round of testing. The hospital has become a different place, and we are pleased to have been able to stay home for the last 4 weeks. Unlike friends and family we’re more used to the world of lockdown and restriction, having spent a large part of the last 2 years keeping Hollie safe from more every day germs! We have really enjoyed the time in our bubble, except maybe some moments during home schooling ;) Hollie has thrived being at home; has had the most fun playing with her brother; and has even begun to eat normally at last!!

    Hollie’s last scans still show residual disease in her left tibia, but her bone marrow results show no active cancer cells. Another small step in the right direction. She is being scheduled for more detailed scans of her left leg in the next few weeks. Following review of these and more detailed discussions with the orthopaedic surgeons, they will be considering removal of the affected bone as the next step. Hopefully this will mean that we can keep this disease at bay for a little longer. We’ll keep you posted, kia kaha.

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  • Post immunotherapy update

      10 February 2020
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    Hollie has now completed 5 cycles of immunotherapy, she was an absolute trooper as always, and the lack of chemotherapy meant that we had much longer stays at home in between. We have started to try and reward her with some of the things she wished she could have been doing over the last year. We were able to leave Auckland for Christmas and have some much needed time with the family. We treated her and her brother to a spin on the Huka Falls jet boat and took a long weekend in Taupo with Grandma and Grandpa. Next we’re looking to book a campervan trip at Easter.

    Preliminary results from the immunotherapy, however, although show continued signs of improvement, have not eliminated the disease in her left leg. We are waiting to have discussions with the oncology team as to what can be done next. Initial conversations are that she has already received every available treatment, but we are hoping for a clearer, and more hopeful plan in the coming months. Hollie will have another round of tests in April, and we will then find out what we do next.

    So, in the meantime, we aim to reward her with some fun and normality. She will be able to resume school for the coming term. She begins Year 3 this year, and turns 7 in March, so we will get on with the party planning. At least this year she shouldn’t have to celebrate at Starship!

    We want to take this opportunity to thank everyone for their continued support. In particular Harriet and Lucy for your hard work arranging the gruelling Metafit fundraiser; Players Sports for the ‘Hollie grip’; the NZ Black Caps for the unexpected publicity; and Torbay School for your continued support; as well as all our family and friends. We wouldn’t be doing so well if it wasn’t for all of you. Thank you.

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  • Moving Forward

      15 October 2019
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    Hollie completed her transplants in record time. As expected they weren't easy, but she did really well and we were pleased to get her home each time. Her scans showed further improvement after these 2 rounds and we progressed to radiation at the end of August. Hollie completed 3 weeks of radiation, which really was the easy part of all of this. She didn’t suffer any side effects and has had a good month at home recovering. She still has some progress to make, but has started her first cycle of immunotherapy this week. We have 5 cycles to complete at this stage.

    Thank you for all your well wishes and prayers. It means the world to us not to worry about affording whatever Hollie needs at the moment and being able to reward both her and her brother, William, for their ongoing resilience and support for each other, they are both truly amazing.

    (picture) Hollie meeting the pups from Canine Friends Pet Therapy at the Northern Health School

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  • Progress to Transplant

      3 May 2019
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    Hollie has completed her chemo-immunotherapy cycles. The doctors are really pleased with her response to this treatment and after a myriad of re-tests over the last 2 weeks have confirmed the go-ahead of her first stem cell-transplant next week. We are so relieved to have reached this stage, although this will be a tough test for all the family.

    Hollie’s diagnosis means that she is scheduled for tandem transplants, each of which could mean 4-6 weeks on the ward at a time, with a few weeks break between them. The saving grace for her is that the transplant is the re-introduction of her own stem cells, so one less complication to worry about.

    Hopefully after these the final stages of treatment will be easier on her, and us, and will end with the desired outcome.

    Thank you for your continued support.

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  • Progress

      2 March 2019
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    Having completed cycle 3 of the new chemo/immunotherapy treatment we underwent preliminary testing last week to see if we had made any progress. The fantastic news is that this new treatment combination is working. We are elated and so relieved.

    For anyone who wants to know a little about the science, Hollie's particular scan (MIBG) gives her a score based on the extent of the disease across 10 sites. To go forward for transplant our aim is to have her at zero, at most 2. Before and after the initial chemo Hollie's score was 25. After 3 cycles, we are now at 5!!

    We have now completed cycle 4's treatment of a planned 6 , and so fingers crossed for the next set of test results.

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  • Change of plan

      9 January 2019
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    We finished our chemotherapy cycles in December and following repeat tests were devastated to hear that the chemo had failed to make an impact on the disease in her bone marrow. A heart breaking outcome, which has set us down a new path.

    We were unable to begin the stem cell transplant scheduled for January, but after an agonising week waiting for approval from the US for an immunotherapy drug, we began a new set of chemo/immunotherapy cycles on 19 Dec and made it home on Christmas Eve after the first one. Hollie was home for 2 weeks and recovered really well from a grueling treatment. We have all had to pick ourselves back up and put our somewhat dented faith back in the new treatment. If this does not work, then we will be looking to Australia for some specific radiation treatment not available here in NZ.

    Again, we thank you all for your ongoing support and love.

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  • Thank you

      24 September 2018
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    We would like to send a huge thank you to everyone that is supporting Hollie and us through this journey. It has been tough change for the family, but one that we are attacking head on. Hollie has been an absolute star and takes each week in her stride, she is an inspiration. We started cycle 3 of chemotherapy this week, but have a long road ahead. The support has been overwhelming and all your well wishes very welcome. Hopefully we will be able to update you with some good news in the new year.

    Thank you again to everyone.

    Jo, John, William & Hollie

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    • 25/04/2021 by Dorothy

      God bless you all and keep up the positivity, she’s a little trooper

    • 26/04/2021 by Richard

      Love to you all not good news but with HOLLIE'S fighting sprite and with a little help from above, and all the Kiwis help we should be able to beat this. Keep your chins up love to you all Richard PETTY

    • 06/05/2022 by Pamella

      Your darling girl will always be with you; may you take comfort in knowing that you did everything you possibly could for her. Bless you. Pamella