This:
If you can't leave the hospital until you eat well, then please send something up that doesn't look like this. Thanks.
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Eve was diagnosed at age 2 with bilateral Wilms Tumor (cancer of the kidneys), focal anaplasia, in October 2009. She underwent 12 weeks of aggressive chemotherapy before having a nephrectomy in January 2010, followed by radiation therapy and more chemo at Duke Children's, completing treatment in May 2010.
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Eww. What in the world is it?
ReplyDeleteI'm guessing scrambled eggs...
ReplyDeleteHA...LOOKS LIKE BOOBS TO ME THO... But then, I am getting ready to do a corsette cake with bulging boobs for a lingerie shower... so that's what's etched in my brain right now....LOL
ahh yes, nothing like disgusting hospital food.
ReplyDeleteHow odd is it that the Atrium can serve decent enough food, but the stuff the send up to the patient doesn't even resemble food. Much less anything a young child would ever want to eat.
Sooo happy for you that you are home! I was waiting for that update all day.
green jello might look good standing((litterally))beside that.
ReplyDeleteso glad the family is home. that speaks volume as to eve's recovery.
oops, coffee first, interact with others after ((literally)).
ReplyDeleteAmber- those are scrambled eggs. No amount of ketchup could make me want to eat them, though.
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