Since Logan is recovering so quickly from this last round of chemo he will be starting is first maintenance therapy chemo on Monday, August 31. We won't know if he is in remission until Wednesday, September 2 when they do a bone marrow aspiration. (His doctor didn't want to wait for the aspiration in case Logan IS in remission because that would put him behind schedule.) On Wednesday they will also tissue type Logan and Amanda to determine if she can donate to Logan for a bone marrow transplant.
I'm already nervous as hell and I have to wait until WEDNESDAY to get the answer to my life’s most important question. Keep Logan in your thoughts and think positive for us... don't know if that helps but I'm willing to try anything.
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Of Course positive thinking helps. I like to think of it as positive energy, that all of us just keep zapping to Logan.
ReplyDeleteRight on, Mama. Positive vibes your way!
ReplyDeleteWe're hoping good news for you! We think about your family often! I hate waiting too, but hopefully you receive good news that makes the wait worth it!!!
ReplyDeleteIt always helps to know you have people on your side. I whacked a golf ball in Logan's honor last night & it was the best one of all!
ReplyDeleteKnock 'em dead at kindergarten Logan!
Glad to hear Logan got to go to school and is having a good week. We are all hoping for the best news next week...we'll get all those prayer chains in high rev!
ReplyDeleteWe will be keeping Logan in our thoughts and hoping for only positive news on Wed.
ReplyDeleteI believe that children should always be taught fine manners and etiquette, and that cleanliness is next to godliness. Please tell me that your children did not get mud under their fingernails from this experience!
ReplyDeleteGrandpa Phil :)