It was a special day and I had several conversations thanking the staff for being so great. Our next appt is in a month, I can't describe how that feels. We've gone every week for 24 weeks. It's such a relief to know she is finished. And yet bittersweet. The patient in the room next door was an infant. Yet again my heart was ripped out and ached for that baby and his/her parents.
This blog was created with love by Damon and Molly. Since many of our friends and family are out of state, we want to make sure you are able to share in the joy as Ella is born and grows up. Now we have added Reese Mckenna since she arrived on 11/10/10 and Harper Lily 12/4/12. Thanks for visiting, we hope you will subscribe to the feeds so that you will always know when a new post has been created.
Friday, September 13, 2013
Reese's No More Chemo Celebration
I love the Mary Bridge HemOnc clinic!!! We came for Reese's checkup today, and on her room it said "No More Chemo". Reese skipped around the clinic the whole time singing "No more chemo". It was sweet. Then Reese got to pick a hat for her and her Dr, and everyone sang a song to her. It was very special. Reese received a certificate for completing her chemo, and a framed picture of her and Dr Irwin (who she now refers to as her friend who she loves).
It was a special day and I had several conversations thanking the staff for being so great. Our next appt is in a month, I can't describe how that feels. We've gone every week for 24 weeks. It's such a relief to know she is finished. And yet bittersweet. The patient in the room next door was an infant. Yet again my heart was ripped out and ached for that baby and his/her parents.
Thank you Mary Bridge, and particularly Dr Irwin and all the WONDERFUL nurses who have loved us so much! You've have played a huge role in our life this year, and in Harper's whole life so far.
It was a special day and I had several conversations thanking the staff for being so great. Our next appt is in a month, I can't describe how that feels. We've gone every week for 24 weeks. It's such a relief to know she is finished. And yet bittersweet. The patient in the room next door was an infant. Yet again my heart was ripped out and ached for that baby and his/her parents.
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