Make A Wish For Addi and Cassi Today
Your support and encouragement helps us get through each day as we fight our battle against Niemann Pick Type C, the “Childhood Alzheimer’s.” We read all messages posted to our family and while we may not be able to respond to each message, your messages are very touching. Thank you to everyone around the world who has posted on our Wishes Board.
Dear Addi and Cassi:
We’re going to find a cure for NP-C. I am working hard on raising money, finding sponsors for your fundraiser and I’m looking for businesses who will carry CureCaps. Keep the CureCaps coming in. I love you very much.
Uncle Steven
Dear Addi and Cassi:
I wish that we will soon find a cure for you girls and that this NP-C disease will go away with medicine and therapies. I look forward to playing with you for many years to come.
Love,
Uncle Jimmy
Addi and Cassi,
From the moment I heard of your story I have been thinking of you. Your Aunt Shannon is my closest friend and she has told me all about you. I will do my best to share your story and help you in any way I can. As I look through your photos you two must be the cutest twins alive! I know you will beat this and in the process help many other people. I wish you and your family a holiday season full of love. May god bless and heal you.
Jessica Farrell
Dear Addi and Cassi:
I woke up on Thanksgiving morning to find Daddy’s Well Wishes pages all set up and ready for postings. We have much to be thankful for today, especially the two of you being born into our family and bringing everyone around you so much joy. I love you both so much and I will spend every waking moment finding a cure for you. It’s there, I know it is, and we’ll find it. You’re not even 4 years old yet but you bring me so much strength by the courage you show me each and every day.
Love forever you precious darlings,
Mommy
It is late the night before Thanksgiving and I am working on this website for my girls. I want nothing more for you than a happy and healthy life. I will do everything in my power to make it possible. I love you very, very much.
Love,
Daddy