Since finding out about Colin’s blood clot, we have settled into a normal non-medically intense lifestyle punctuated by the possibility of crisis.
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Colin is always full of surprises and has continued to not disappoint us. 4 people like this post. Life doesn’t offer real do-overs, but there are times when an experience follows the parallel track of something that has come before. 3 people like this post. On Sunday afternoon, I left Le Bonheur to pick up a few things at the grocery store, walking out of the sterile air into the openness of a springlike day. 4 people like this post. The news of the impending loss of Colin’s port was sobering, but we put it behind us as we launched into the holiday weekend. memphis-fire-museum-2010-066 ◄ Back Next ► Picture 1 of 60 9 people like this post. Our little Hoss ◄ Back Next ► Picture 1 of 18 Colin tries to do some damage on yogurt. Colin’s habit of throwing us for a loop has continued unabated. 7 people like this post. With surgery set for Wednesday, Monday was a big prep day for Colin, but he demonstrated yet again that our careful planning can be rendered irrelevant by the result of a single blood culture. 3 people like this post. Oh, wait. That’s just snow. Target House Elephants: Normally, this is a fountain, and through the holidays the pachyderms were adorned with white lights. 5 people like this post. Well, today was Colin’s No Mo’ Chemo party, but for some reason, the chemo didn’t put on its listening ears. 3 people like this post. The last chemo precaution sign. This indicates the time of the administration and how long we need to properly dispose of diapers and so forth (48 hours after the drug has finished being administered). Well, it’s official: Colin’s I.V. chemo is done. He received a dose of vincristine Thursday afternoon at 3:22 pm. 7 people like [...] |
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