Caitlyn Langley is a young lady who has been living with Aplastic Anemia since October, 2001 when she was 5 years old.  After years of immunosuppressive drug therapy , Caitlyn is feeling very good.  Although she feels good now, she will deal with side effects to the drugs, therapy and the disease her whole life.  The only cure is a bone marrow transplant and after four bone marrow drives and millions of people being checked, she does not have a match.  Our only hope is to fund research to find a better cure.  The Caitlyn Langley Research Fund has been established through the AAMDSIF in order to find that cure.

Aplastic Anemia ia a rare, bone marrow failure disease where the stem cells are destroyed and the white, red, and platelet cells are never produced.  To manage this disease, there is drug therapy and blood and platelet transfusions.  While managing the disease the patient is tired, bruises easily, and infections can be fatal. 

Caitlyn Langley Research Fund Golf Outing and Dinner Party

August 29, 2009

10 am shotgun start

Green Garden Country Club

9511 W. Manhattan Monee Rd, Frankfort , IL  60423

$125 per golfer-includes lunch, bbq chicken and rib dinner, cart, and 18 holes

$60 for anyone that would just like to come for dinner and entertainment

raffles, auctions, and entertainment!

Entertainment will be provided by THE USUAL SUSPECTS!

Please call 815-774-9187 to register

Blood Donations will be taken for anyone who would like to save a life from 12-4!

We are also looking for hole sponsors.  For $100 the sponsor will receive a sign and can advertise in the "goody" bag that the golfers will be getting.

If you cannot attend, please consider making a tax deductible donation here.

Remember...Blood and Platelet donors saved Caitlyn's life.  Please donate blood or platelets and register to become a bone marrow donor at www.marrow.org.

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