Thanks for charity build vendor support, see post

[SGIGUNS]

Please visit the thread below. Give thanks to the below listed manufacturers and vendors in this thread for their support. Feel free to add all other vendors or manufacturers here, you can also send me their website links as well. Individuals are being thanked in the thread, so lets show some love to these vendors and manufacturers please.

http://www.theoutdoorstrader.com/th...-benefit-an-a-3yr-old-with-Leukemia-(updated)

http://www.gofundme.com/44uags

My name is Ashlynn Geringer and I’m a very outgoing, spunky, OCD three year old little girl. I love Minnie Mouse, Dora the Explorer, my blanket that I’ve named “see”, and Chap Stick. On August 30, 2013 I was diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia. (ALL)

Around August 26, 2013, it all started with a normal head cold. My mom and older sister Kailynn had the same cold. A few days later my mom noticed I had two sores on the inside of my cheeks that looked like I had bitten myself. My mom kept a close eye on those sores, making sure they would heal. Two days later my daddy came home from work when my mom told him I hadn’t moved off the couch all day and wasn’t eating. My daddy came over to look at me and used a flashlight to see the sores in my mouth and he noticed I had blood blisters all over my tongue. My mom took me to the Emergency Room where they ran blood tests, flu test, strep test, and chest x-rays on me. After a long wait (3 hours) the doctor finally came back into our room to tell my mother the devastating news. There was a possibility that I had leukemia and that they were calling for an ambulance to transport us to Scottish Rite children’s hospital. Once arriving to Scottish Rite they ran more blood tests and it was then confirmed that I had Leukemia. My mom broke down crying. This news was very devastating to her. The oncologist came in to talk to my mom, Nonnie, and papaw about my diagnosis. They sent me to the PICU floor as I was very weak and needed to be stabilized. It was all a very scary experience for me, my parents, Nonnie, and papaw. I was finally moved to the Aflac floor where I would begin my treatments. I had a port surgically placed, a spinal tap, and a bone marrow biopsy on September 3. I began my chemo treatments that day as well. And so my 3 year journey battling this disease began…

NB2 Distributing (www.nib2.com) for multiple contributions to this project

Tac-Grip for donating two of their Tac-Grip Musclecomps as well!! See this link for info on the product:

http://www.tac-grip.com/shop/cart.cf...023&startrow=1

DRD Tactical for donating a lower receiver.

http://drdtactical.com/

The Gun Room @ Elite Pawn

Pawn Express Lagrange

DV8 arms


Please inform me of anybody I left off as I do not know everybody by their company affiliation.

Thanks everybody.

 

[Tech Jacket]

300AAC is the individual that operates DV8. Not surprised to see him all over that thread. He had always been headfirst for charity items on here. Good place to do business. Hope to deal with some of the other folks too at some point.

 

[SGIGUNS]

300AAC is the individual that operates DV8. Not surprised to see him all over that thread. He had always been headfirst for charity items on here. Good place to do business. Hope to deal with some of the other folks too at some point.

Well I will step up here and personally extend my thank you to NB2 Distributing, Tac-Grip, DRD Tactical and DV8 Arms.