In The Hospital
Today we start a five day regimen of chemo. We were supposed to start on Monday, but his numbers were too low. Things got progressively better through the week and they made the
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Today we start a five day regimen of chemo. We were supposed to start on Monday, but his numbers were too low. Things got progressively better through the week and they made the
Today, Holly took off work and took Caleb in for his week-long chemo this week. The plan was for me to take over tomorrow and spend the rest of the week at the
There is nothing new to report today, but I just had to share something I have never told anyone about my journey with Caleb. When we first got the diagnosis last fall, I
Caleb has no more chemo this week. We went in for a quick injection of vincristine yesterday and have to go back on Thursday to check his counts. Caleb has done well this
We were so excited today to find out that Caleb will walk in the Jefferson County Relay For Life. I’ve got to admit – I was pretty emotional about it! He is walking
Today, Caleb is on day four of a five day chemo treatment. He is doing much better than he usually does. When he woke up, he told me he did need any nausea
We met with the orthopedic surgeon this morning to follow up on the infection that was seen around the incision from the surgery. We were given the all-clear to start chemo today –
Today we got confirmation of the work that God had done. They did see tumor on the MRI, but to quote the doctor today, it was “100% dead tumor” that they removed! Thank
We had our first follow-up with Caleb’s oncologist today. She said she was very excited about the results of the surgery and the biopsy on what they found there. As I had mentioned
We had quite an experience on Friday right after being discharged from the hospital. We had gone to the pharmacy to get Caleb’s pain meds before heading home. While there, he got nauseous