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Our son, Hunter, was diagnosed with a rare immuno-deficiency disease, Wiskott-Aldrich Syndrome, in August of 2008. He was almost 14 months old at the time of his diagnosis. This blog will follow Hunter's journey as he negotiates the ups and downs of his testing, potential procedures and future outlook.
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September
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- Day +6
- Day +5 (Graphic/Everything worked out ...)
- Day +4 (Fresh Cut)
- Day +3 (Sleeping Beauty)
- Day +2
- Day +1 (Can you say rough night?)
- Another Day 0
- Day 0 (The moment ...)
- Day -2
- Hunter's current medication list ...
- Day -3 (Part 2)
- Day -3
- Day -4
- Day -5/Day -4 ("Welcome to chemo!")
- Day -5 (Diaper Rash)
- Day -6 (Part 2)
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- Day -9 (Countdown to Day Zero/Transplant)
- Admitted ...
- All is well after a very long Friday ...
- Infused ...
- Forward movement ...
- The Bottom Line ...
- Hello! It's me, Hunter.
- Two isn't always better than one ...
- This is where we're at ...
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September
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Il est définitivement splendide !! Même avec le crâne rasé, et en plus il est à la mode !
ReplyDeleteJe vois aussi qu'il a le sourire, et ça, c'est vraiment super.
Je t'ai envoyé des photos de Numa avec une jolie perruque, si Hunter se préfère tout de même chevelu...
Bises à vous,
Sylvie et les garçons
Love it!!! Glad things have been going well x
ReplyDeleteAfter a whole summer in hospital, chemo, transplant, loss of hair ect He still manages to look like a top model :)
ReplyDeleteHe is sooooo strong !!!
He's a superstar!!!
ReplyDeleteHair or no hair he is still darn cute! glad things are settling down and hopefully the itching will be resolved completely soon. Miss you guys! Hope you got the little something Jacob sent up there with your parents.
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