Beginning Our Journey - My little chunk-o-munk and run down of our day today.

Beginning Our Journey

Mar. 13, 2008

My little chunk-o-munk and run down of our day today.

Alyssa got Tristan up and playing today for a little bit. He was behind the couch playing and she ran upstairs to get something.

The weather got good so we went outside. Tristan played a little but then he pooped out.

And he said he was bored and wanted to go inside.

Then we took a walk. He rode in the stroller so it was nice.
It was a really nice day. We grilled out and MIL came over.
Then the kids got a bath before bed. I had to take a picture.
Check out his belly!

He is just too cute. Just a few more days of steroids. :)

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Mar. 14, 2008 - Untitled Comment

Posted by Anonymous

Almost there, almost there! Not long before you enter Maintenance. It does feel more settled. Mostly oral meds.

And the hair grows back!

Praying for you as you work your way to finishing this phase.

Lea White
Wellington, New Zealand
http://whitesinnz.blogspot.com
http://bravefighters.blogspot.com

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Mar. 14, 2008 - Untitled Comment

Posted by kympossible

You're right - he is WAY too cute!!!

Great pictures!!

Blessings,
Kym

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Mar. 15, 2008 - Untitled Comment

Posted by Prncsstefy

The words "too cute" just don't do that little angel justice.

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Mar. 15, 2008 - Untitled Comment

Posted by Anonymous

Nice pictures. It was a VERY nice day out! Still praying for Tristan!

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Mar. 17, 2008 - Untitled Comment

Posted by Anonymous

Well, basically we were pretty much told not to give it with dairy or citrus products and I don't think it is so much the 2 hours after supper. But here they do want us to wait 2 hours after a meal simply to make sure about her tummy having no dairy or citrus. And as for the kisses - well basically we figured that since we are not supposed to handle the chemo without rubber gloves due to some minor risk of exposure we make sure she gives no kisses straight after oral chemo and that way no risk of exposure. At the end of the day you can really only do what your doctor tells you and who is to say that what we are doing is specifically right?

You are doing a great job!

Bianca now has a whole head of hair, although still really short.

Lea White
http://whitesinnz.blogspot.com
http://bravefighters.blogspot.com

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Mar. 17, 2008 - Untitled Comment

Posted by Jocelyndixon

Awwww... he's so cute. :)

And, Caleb is doing better. Thank you. We took him to the doctor's last week and he said everything was fine.

Love
MJ

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