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ing the weeks of Jessie’s first hospitalization, money from the fund went to pay living expenses: insurance premiums, utilities, rent and other bills.

But Jessie improved dramatically. For the past year, she’s received treatment on an out-patient basis, and her doctors hope that they’ll soon be able to pronounce her recovered and in permanent remission. Her mother has had to spend fewer unpaid days away from work to tend to Jessie as she coped with the side effects of chemotherapy and radiation.

Accordingly, the money from the Jessie Waites Fund has gone for extras — ballet camp and tuition at the private school Jessie attends.

And now, Jessie’s mother believes she can handle even those expenses on her own. She has given her blessings to the transformation of the Jessie Waites Fund into Rappahannock’s Last Resort, a program

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