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Emily Ann Wade was diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumor on Saturday, October 1, 2005. It was said it would take a miracle to overcome this. This website was dedicated to Emily's Miracle. It was set up to track Emily's progress as she went through radiation and chemotherapy in Chapel Hill, NC. Also, it was the hope that this website would help comfort, would help form support, and would be an outlet for thoughts, feelings, and prayers for both the Wade family and everyone who visits it. It was a success in all of those things!

Emily Ann Wade, age 5, died Tuesday, July 18, 2006, after a short battle with her inoperable brain tumor. Please Click Here for info on Memorials for Emily -OR- go to the "Play for Emily" page for information the annual golf tournament to help will support the needs of many children and their families battling pediatric cancer across North Carolina and the region. This benefit is a memorial to Emily Ann Wade and to support The Ronald McDonald House of Chapel Hill, and “Friends of the Tarheel Angels.”

If you are new to this site, or if you want to look back, you can re-track Emily's progress, please visit the Info page. In addition, visit the Songs of Love page to view the Memory Video that was played at her Memorial Service.

Please visit the Photos page to see photos of Emily throughout her treatment. If you have any that you would like to add, please visit the Contact Page.

The Contact page contains two parts: There is a guest book where you can share your thoughts, questions, prayers, and wishes with Emily and her family, along with everyone else. The second is a form you can fill out if you need to send messages to the Wade family in a more private manner or if you have any questions, comments, or things to add to the website.

The Wade Family was very touched with the overwhelming amount of support that was shown after Emily's diagnosis and continues to be touched at the support and caring after her death. We ask that whenever possible use this website to share your wishes.