Eli’s Fun Fabulous Fantastic Florida Excursion and Snorkeling Day #6

And...the snorkeling excursion in the Keys was cancelled. The weather actually ended up being very nice, but I guess the wind was incompatible with the boat ride. However, they said we could still rent the gear and snorkel in the lagoon. So that's what we did. Eli was in a bad mood, so I don't …

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Eli’s Fun Fabulous Fantastic Florida Excursion and Snorkeling Day #5

Sunday was our day to relax. Our plan was to do a dinner/ riverboat cruise in the evening, but the rest of the day was open to recharge from the past few days of activities. Eli decided extra time in the pool was what he needed. Ella and Eli as seen from our room's balcony …

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Eli’s Fun Fabulous Fantastic Florida Excursion and Snorkeling Day #4

9:13 am- Today's itinerary is: 1-Pick up breakfast at Wendy's, 2-Pick up swim floaties and water at Walmart, 3-Drive to the Everglades for an airboat tour, 4-Figure out the rest later. Eli has been Mayreen's favorite nephew since he was 4 years old Not every day you pass an alligator on the road. The Everglades, …

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Eli’s Fun Fabulous Fantastic Florida Excursion and Snorkeling Day #3

On the agenda for today was snorkeling near Fort Lauderdale, but it was too windy and it was cancelled. Mayreen and I did some searching for a plan B, and Mayreen (a.k.a. "Ant May May", yes I know it's usually spelled "Aunt", but Eli doesn't know that and Mayreen really loves to be called Ant) …

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Happy Feet

After spending the last couple weeks praying that Eli's foot tumor would shrink all the way or enough that it could be resected, I heard from the radiation oncologist that the tumor has shrunk enough that the surgeon would like to resect it. This will reduce the radiation dosage needed by 40%. Yay!