Just one, but it takes many trips to the pharmacy, visits to the doctor, and phone calls to fill a prescription. So one of my super powers is having an eye for details. With every super power comes its kryptonite, but this post is about the successful implementation of my super power. Every good super …
Continue reading How many pharmacists does it take to change a light bulb?
So the kids have been getting sick. If it were just colds, like they've had off and on the last few months, then it wouldn't be a big deal. Sadly, it's been more than that. It all started last Thursday when older sister Ella started feeling sick. Her throat hurt, she had a fever, and …
Continue reading Fevers and other annoyances (Warning: self pity post)
For a while now, I've been thinking of writing a post that describes what cancer is like for Eli and our family. I had preconceived notions about cancer and treatment before we got to experience it up close and personal, so it isn't surprising when others we talk to have questions. Elaine's preconceived notion #1: …
Earlier this week we started chemo again with an overnight stay. It also coincided with the first of 28 radiation treatments. Yay, death to any tumor cells that may still be lurking about Eli's leg. The first day, PCH sent us over to Huntsman in a van equipped with a wheelchair lift so Eli could …
Earlier this week Eli's stitches were removed from his foot. Eli's chemo was scheduled to start up again today, but the surgeon wanted a little more time for his foot to heal before resuming chemo, so the chemo was rescheduled. I got to use my awesome administrative superpowers to rearrange all of the care for …
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