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Scott & Sunny
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"Beware the Jabberwock, my son! The jaws that bite, the claws that catch! Beware the Jubjub bird, and shun The frumious Bandersnatch!"
Diagnosis and treatment
Scott was diagnosed with T-cell Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia (T-cell A.L.L.) on 01/25/07. T-cell is an aggressive leukemia and Scott is considered a 'high risk' case. His white blood count at diagnosis was 89,000, he had a mediastinal mass and had also developed sudden and severe petechiae due to lack of platelets. There was no CNS involvement.
His chemotherapy treatment began on 1/26/07 and is a 108-week-long protocol of high dose chemotherapy, steroids and cranial radiation.
Scott is treated by Doctor Tebbi at St Joseph's Childrens Hospital in Tampa.
His chemotherapy treatment began on 1/26/07 and is a 108-week-long protocol of high dose chemotherapy, steroids and cranial radiation.
Scott is treated by Doctor Tebbi at St Joseph's Childrens Hospital in Tampa.
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September
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- Steroid Weekend
- WARNING! PLOY UNDERWAY!!
- Dave.
- Maintenance
- Ever sit and wonder ...
- The Xbox 360 Incident
- Bury my xbox at Wounded Knee.
- Absorbed. I think.
- I am pleased to report Scotts lab work today was l...
- Derry and Scott's Parisian Vacation
- The pictures below, wow. The one with the boys run...
- I can dream of the old days, life was beautiful th...
- The Chemo Angels
- Better days ...
- Doing the platelet dance!
- Some Derry News
- Bleach Poisoning
- There's no place like home
- As Skittles Turns
- unbelievable
- Scott is doing very well today, much more focused ...
- Counts up
- Thinned
- Just wanted to share some good news ... no change ...
- Hi all and thank you for your messages of support....
- Kid on Kid
- Prior to leaving for the hospital this morning Ste...
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3 comments:
She's lovely - and it looks like she's made a friend. Hope she comes to visit again soon.
Glad day one of maintanence was easier than anticipated. Hopefully Scott won't worry about it so much next time. His debut in a slasher movie will just have to wait!
The piggy mucous sounds horrible. I think, like Scott, that I'd rather not know!!
Love to you all,
Dawn.
What a gorgeous cat! Our tabby cat looks similar although she is not as big as "Dave"
Glad to hear that accessing Scott's port went okay and hope he is feeling much better than the morning!
Thanks for the interesting facts about the pig mucous and the violets. It sounds rather disgusting but it is neat to know how some things are used!
Hugs from Maine!
Awww.... I'm such a sucker for cats. (I have three and have drawn the line in the sand for no more but I always think about it!) Dave is awesome! Maybe a new member of the family??? Skittles sure can name things great. :) Sending Smiles, Angel Laura
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