Kezia and Mike Fitzgerald wish they had never seen the need to start their own business. They wish Kezia had never been diagnosed with Hodgkin's lymphoma. They wish their daughter, Saoirse, had not joined Kezia in the hospital, to fight her own battle against an aggressive tumor. They wish Saoirse had won. But wishing to change the past, the Fitzgeralds know, is useless. "When our daughter died, Kezia and I took some time away and re-grouped our life," Mike said in a CNN iReport. "We made the decision that we were going to focus on positive things and do positive things in our lives."
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Kezia and Mike Fitzgerald's daughter was diagnosed with stage 4 neuroblastoma
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To help secure her daughter's catheter without irritation, Kezia Fitzgerald created a wrap
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Saoirse's death compelled the Fitzgeralds to keep making these wraps to help other patients
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Then one April morning, she and her husband noticed that @placeholder wasn't wandering around as she normally would.
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Now she and @placeholder shared more than their blonde hair, bright blue eyes and love for peaches.
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The long flexible tube that was giving @placeholder essential nutrition and medications kept getting tangled.
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When @placeholder developed a bad rash from the medical tape, her mother knew they needed a better option.
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The wrap held @placeholder's line in place without letting it dangle, causing any itchiness or pain.