Our Story
We are the Lindsay family. Our beautiful girls, Sawyer and Harper, need your help. We are facing a new challenge as Sawyer and Harper have both been diagnosed with DOCK8 immune deficiency disease. Dock8 is a recessive gene mutation that causes the immune system to not function properly. We have been dealing with the symptoms of DOCK8 for the entirety of their life, but we have always just been told...
Continue Reading »Sawyer & Harper Lindsay
Show Low, AZ
Transplant Type: BMT/Stem Cell
Transplant Status: Transplanted
Goal: $100,000.00
Raised: $90,970 of $100,000 goal
Raised by 162 contributors
Updates
February Update
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Our winter has been a fun and crazy one. We are still traveling endlessly to Phoenix it seems for appointments but, it is getting better slowly. Sawyer is... Continue Reading »
December Update- Harper Goes Home!!
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It been unreasonably long since I have updated you all on our lovely ladies' progress. Sawyer is doing fantastic. She is pretty much living normal life with few... Continue Reading »
Cute Stuff
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Just a picture of our cuties entertaining themselves at one of the many transplant appointments we attend. So convenient to take them together but, they can be a... Continue Reading »
September Updates on the Ladies
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It's been a couple of weeks since I did an update but, that usually means it's been uneventful! After 2 long weeks of the girls not seeing each... Continue Reading »
Updates on both Girls
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Harper She is doing much better this week. Her energy has really picked up being “home” and having access to food she actually wants to eat. Her liver... Continue Reading »
Benefit Drawing for a Free Week’s Stay in Yellowstone!
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Donation Button is at the BOTTOM (not side) of the Page Listed Below. https://cota.org/campaigns/COTAforLindsayGirls/events/Drawing-for-a-Week-Stay-near-Yellowstone-National-Park THANK YOU Continue Reading »
“Home” adjustments
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Our current set up at home for miss Harper with multiple IV meds and feeding pump. Seems like I have an alarm set every hour or every other... Continue Reading »
Harper gets Discharged!!!
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After 6 and a half long weeks. Harper was finally discharged yesterday! Happy day for all. We are so thankful for all of these wonderful people and MANY... Continue Reading »
Harper Day +19
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This week has been a bit of a rollercoaster ride. Harper was officially engrafted as of Wednesday which is great. They have been planning to discharge her all... Continue Reading »