Find Eve's tiny feet in the right side of this picture. It kind of looks like using a machine gun to kill a mosquito, no?
Target acquired.
3 down, 3 to go.
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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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Who is this crazy blogger?
- Christy Griffith
- Perpetually sleepwalking mom to Natalie, Daniel, and Eve. Super-duper wife to Matt. Certified momcologist. I am not here to make you cry.
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You are such a strong momma! Still praying for you every day! Almost done. (Melissa Amonette)
ReplyDeletehump day on hump day for eve! i am sure it is great to have half down.
ReplyDeletebig warm hugs for sleeping beauty.
Your sense of humor through all of this is great Chisty! I look forward to reading the Eve update each morning. I am so happy for you that things are going smoothly after that first disastrous morning in radiology.
ReplyDeleteYou are in my Prayers.
BTW - had to share - I was reviewing comments on Rebecca's caringbridge site the other day and saw one from "Christy Griffith" and I though, "okay the name sounds familiar but who the heck is that?"
It wasn't until I looked through those who have registered on her site that I saw the email attached to the name and said "DUH!!!!"
Thank you for being an equally loyal follower for Rebecca and her journey with Epilepsy.
Love your sense of humor! If you haven't already found http://www.squirreltales.com/ , check it out. Love the "you know you're the parent of a child with cancer when ..." section.
ReplyDeleteAnother bilateral Wilms' parent