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The McLash family spends Easter 2015 together.

EDMONTON The past nine months have been a roller coaster for the McLash family. In August, Tammy McLash was diagnosed withacute myeloid leukemia.

But now, after several rounds of chemotherapy and a successful stem cell transplant, the mother of three-year-old twins could be back home by the end of April.

Theyve grown so much, Tammy told Global News. Its just amazing how much theyve grown and changed since this whole thing has even started.

The whole family was able to spend Easter together in Calgary, where Tammy is receiving treatment and follow-up care.

Its just been such a treasure just to have them here with us and to spend this holiday together, she explained.

Its been the first holiday in a while that weve been able to just share together.

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Kids, they change so quickly, added her husband Mat. Time flies. Now I dont take anything for granted. Every moment of every day is very special.

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