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Rachaeli

Posted: 29th December 2011 by Pete Bakker in My family
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On December 14th, Rachaeli decided it was time to end her battle with Tay-Sachs. She was nine, and she will never be forgotten.

And then she is 9

Posted: 23rd October 2011 by Pete Bakker in My family
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Happy early birthday to my beautiful cousin, Rachaeli. We all love you so much.

How I spent my spring vacation

Posted: 10th April 2011 by Pete Bakker in Me, My family
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Dad and I are headed to L.A. area tomorrow for California Underclass showcase and to work out with a catching coach.

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This will cover a lot. First, my article on individualism in team sports got the top spot on the sports page of the most recent edition of the Bengal Purr. After school got out, mom and I headed to Seattle for UW camp. Great warm-up for the next trip… I’m currently doing Las Vegas Baseball […]

Interesting news in Tay-Sachs research

Posted: 22nd November 2010 by Pete Bakker in My family
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We have been talking about this for awhile at home. This is pretty amazing, if you read it through. http://www.projectshui.com/JacobSheepTay-SachsGeneTher.html

Hello, California

Posted: 20th November 2010 by Pete Bakker in baseball, Me, My family, Perfect Game
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Got my confirmation today for Perfect Game 2011 California Underclass Showcase in San Bernardino. Dad and I are headed down in January for 3 days of baseball.

Hello, Rachaeli!

Posted: 9th November 2010 by Pete Bakker in My family
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It’s not all about sports. There’s more to Pete than meets the eye. Although you might see photos of me playing sports or hear about my school or work here, this is also a platform for me to discuss a disease which is important to me and my family, Tay-Sachs. My cousin, Rachaeli, was diagnosed […]