What a difference a day makes. He didn't need any Zofran, had no GI tract issues, and ate quite a bit.
I hope the next few weeks are quiet, and relatively uneventful!
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Alex's Battle Story
On November 10th, 2008 our family was devastated when our then 3 1/2 year old son was diagnosed with cancer. Our lives were changed forever.
This blog was created to share his story as he, along with his family and friends, battled Non-Hodgkins Acute Lymphoblastic Lymphoma (T-Cell Lymphoma). Alex took his last dose of Chemotherapy on November 21, 2010.
On April 29, 2011 at age 6, Alex was diagnosed with B-Cell Leukemia (B-cell Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia "ALL"). This blog will continue his story, as he fights for his life again.
Alex's Battle Face
Bone Marrow Registry
Alex's Battle Archive
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2009
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October
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- A 6 Hour Pass
- It's OK To Cry
- A Pile Of Candy & Giggles
- Give Kids The World & Make-A-Wish
- Make-A-Wish Trip & A Bump In The Road
- Make-A-Wish Thank You Party
- Flu Mist Update
- No School...
- A Sea of Balloons
- Alex's Make-A-Wish TV Appearance!
- Make-A-Wish
- What A Difference A Day Makes
- "I Don't Have Enough Blood..."
- A Crazy Day In Alex's House
- School
- Sleeping
- Appetite
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October
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Alex's Battle Cry
Well I won't back down,
no I won't back down.
You could stand me up at the gates of hell
But I won't back down
Gonna stand my ground,
won't be turned around
And I'll keep this world from draggin' me down
Gonna stand my ground and
I won't back down.
~Tom Petty
Alex's Battle Flag
Alex's Transplant Fund
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That is great to hear that Alex could enjoy his day. Lets hope it is a trend that he will be able to bounce back quickly.
ReplyDeleteHe is a fighter and an amazing boy. You two are very lucky.
Trish