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Robyn with her parents Meagan and Adam
A little girl from Laois has received a life-saving stem cell transplant, cementing a huge step in her long journey.
The update reads,
"Hi everyone,
"Robyn has now received her life-saving stem cell transplant over two transfusions—the first on 10/01/25 and the second today. This is a huge step forward in her journey.
"We are endlessly grateful to the donor who made this possible—it’s a gift that means everything to us.
"The past week has been incredibly challenging. Robyn endured 8 days of intense chemotherapy to prepare for the transplant, and she’s already feeling its effects. She’s been tired and uncomfortable, and we know her hair will start to fall out soon—a tough reality to face.
"Despite all of this, Robyn continues to show her incredible strength.
"Now begins a critical waiting period as we hope her body accepts the new stem cells and they begin to work. There’s still a long road ahead, and we’re taking it day by day.
"Please keep Robyn in your thoughts as she enters this next stage of her recovery."
You can donate to Robyn's GoFundMe Here
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