One of M-E's roommates was a 13 year old surgery patient. She swore like a pirate, had her tongue pierced and was brought back to the room by security because of taking one her friends out on an adventure in wheel chairs.
I asked her how she was doing and she tried to be very rude. Poor child, that was a mistake. My teacher voice came out of nowhere. M-E seemed a bit miffed by some of the behavior but not surprised. She tried to explain to me some kids just acted that way.
I know we complain that the girls are growing up too fast. The I take stock of what a great place St. Joseph's is for Mary-Elizabeth. I look around and know we have provided a great place for our kids. Of course the real question is "Do we do it for them or for ourselves? I hope we do it for both.
Twenty Years, Two Hundred and Forty Months, Seven Thousand Days, and Three Hundred Days. Since we started chasing Leukemia.
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- We have a "Nurse Visit" Today
- We have had better days and nights
- It Was Not Me IT WAS the Modem
- We Are almost done With Phase One
- We saw Ellie Today
- Mary-Elizabeth is getting tattooed
- This is the Plan for the next 63 days.
- She has 3% Blasts and the Flow Cytometer says ever...
- Everyone is RELIEVED
- The Eye before the Storm
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- Best Laid Plans
- We are so happy at the Hem/Onc Hilton
- The First Night back in the Hospital
- I am working to get us out of here.
- The coyote might be Headed West
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