Baby Addison Cox of Phoenix

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    • August 9, 2013 at 3:13 pm
    Sherron
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      Baby Addison Cox of Phoenix passsed away last night of Stage 4 Melanoma.  She was born with Stage 4, passing through the placenta.  Her mother has already passed away, and I read last night that Addison passed away in the arms of her Daddy….she and her mother are together once again…You can goggle it and look up the story…So very sad. I do not know if they were a member of the MPIP family or not.

      Take Care,

      Sherron, wife to Jim FOREVER AND ALWAYS

      Baby Addison Cox of Phoenix passsed away last night of Stage 4 Melanoma.  She was born with Stage 4, passing through the placenta.  Her mother has already passed away, and I read last night that Addison passed away in the arms of her Daddy….she and her mother are together once again…You can goggle it and look up the story…So very sad. I do not know if they were a member of the MPIP family or not.

      Take Care,

      Sherron, wife to Jim FOREVER AND ALWAYS

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        • August 9, 2013 at 8:12 pm
        Tina D
        Participant

          So very incredibly sad 🙁   . Prayers for her daddy and older sibling ( I think they also have a four year old son)

          Tina

          • August 9, 2013 at 8:12 pm
          Tina D
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            So very incredibly sad 🙁   . Prayers for her daddy and older sibling ( I think they also have a four year old son)

            Tina

            • August 9, 2013 at 8:12 pm
            Tina D
            Participant

              So very incredibly sad 🙁   . Prayers for her daddy and older sibling ( I think they also have a four year old son)

              Tina

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