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< > August 2006

• Wed, Aug 30, 2006 7:26 AM

  These past few days and weeks have been busy ones for our family. Ally, Jill, and our nurse left Monday morning for Columbus, Ohio for a schedule trip to have a motility study. The test is being done to see how much function Ally's small bowel really has, and to determine whether or not she will need a stomach when transplanted.
  
  The study was to last two days, but since they had trouble keeping Ally's tube in place inside her stomach, they completed the test in one day. We should learn more today, and what the results showed. Ally and Jill, hope to be able to leave today, and make it home later tonight.
  
  As of right now there has been no news from Pittsburgh. We just are continuing to enjoy our days outside of all the hospitals, and trying to get Ally stronger physically so that she will be ready for the transplant.
  
  I hope everyone had a great summer, and if you have time and a chance we would love to see you at the next Basket Bingo!! Pittsburgh is going to be one major expense hurdle we could use a much help as possible. Between an apartment that will cost $2500 a month, traveling expenses back and forth across the state, and all our everyday bills at home, this next battle is looking more and more expensive everyday. Any help is very much appreciated!!
  
  We will update again soon with test results.

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• Thu, Aug 10, 2006 7:45 PM

  BASKET BINGO FOR ALLY
  SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 24TH, 2006
  
  Bally Fire Company
  
  Doors open at noon, Bingo starts at 1 PM
  
  If you would like a ticket(s) please send a check payable to ALLY HEINTZ RECOVERY FUND for $20.00 per ticket along with a self addressed stamped envelope to: LuAnn Reichart, 356 Mill Street, Boyertown, PA 19512. Tickets will also be available at Bause’s Drug Store and Body-Borneman Insurance, after August 10, 2006. You can also call LuAnn at 610-367-0363 or Jill's mom at 610-367-6693 to purchase tickets.
  
  THANKS for caring about ALLY and our family, as we prepare for our biggest battle yet; living in Pittsburgh and getting through transplant, in the hopes for a full recovery and healthy little Ally!
  
  PLEASE PASS THIS INFORMATION ON TO ANYONE YOU KNOW WHO MIGHT BE INTERESTED IN HELPING ALLY.
  
  HOPE TO SEE YOU THERE.
  Shane and Jill

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