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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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October
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- Day +36 (Halloween party at the hospital ...)
- Day +34 (The first twenty-four hours ...)
- Day +32/+33 (Discharged ...)
- Day +30/+31 (6 weeks ...)
- Day +29 Part 2 (Early results ...)
- Day +28/+29 (The outside world ...)
- Day +27 (Daylight ...)
- Day +25/+26 (Field trip ...)
- Day +23/+24 (Status quo ...)
- Day +21/+22 (Improvement ...)
- Day +19/+20 (Like a newborn ...)
- Day +18 (The 5 major requirements to be discharged...
- Day +17 (Today's News...)
- Day +16 (Top ten ...)
- Day +15 (Back to the Transplant Unit ...)
- Day +14 (Hunter is where he needs to be...)
- Day +13 (The good and the bad ...)
- Day +12
- Day +11 (It's back ...)
- Day +10 (Isolation ...)
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- Day +7 (One week later ...)
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Hunter, you look absolutely wonderful! We are thankful beyond words! XOXOX
ReplyDeleteLes photos parlent d'elles-mêmes, il est merveilleux ! Bravo Hunter !
ReplyDeleteBisettes marseillaises émues,
Sylvie et les autres...
ssssssssssoooooooooooooooo cute !!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a trooper!! He looks fantastic. All of our love, willam and bruce
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful! What a giant step! I hope you get back to some semblance of normalcy. You guys will be back in CA before you know it!!
ReplyDeleteTee Heee.. absolutely gorgeous!!! He's sure a trooper!! I can't wait to see him again and get one of his kisses :)
ReplyDeleteUnbelievable! A true testament to the resiliency of children. He's gorgeous. Thinking of you.
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