We survived our appointment today, and as predicted, nothing out of the ordinary (whatever that is). We will get results by Friday. Her picc line was removed. I will update more about our appointment later along with some pictures from the day. Right now I would ask that you keep a friends' son in your prayers. They were life flighted to Children's and diagnosed with leukemia. One journey ends and another begins. I just don't understand why it has to happen to a friend. I wish it didn't have to happen to anyone.
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3 years ago
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My heart always breaks when there is anything wrong with a little one. But on a good note, your friend has seen first hand a success story. Your precious little Chelsea. So even though it may be a scary time for them, I'm sure they are in great hands with the team at Childrens and Chelsea can be their role model. I will say an extra prayer for your friends.
BTW, sorry we missed you yesterday. Our appointment was at 10AM and the doctor didn't even come into the room until 11:15. I'm sure you know first hand how it could be quite the challenge to entertain a 2 year old in an office for over two hours. So by the time I got back to the parking garage and loaded Carson up, it was 12:15. I knew you would already be in your appointment
Give Chelsea a big high five for her huge step forward. It must be a great feeling not having to mess with that pic line anymore. Way to go Chelsea!!!
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