cool Jingle ...
With his big baby Springsteen ...
Scott's companion during chemotherapy ...
He was always there ...
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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- No cancer cells in spinal fluid.
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- I have tried my best not to gloat
- mmmmm lovely propofol
- Being Freddie!!!
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- A good cat.
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1 comment:
What wonderful pictures. I cried when I read your blog. It sounds like he led a grand life and found a lot of happiness and comfort in some very kind laps. It is so hard losing a cat, especially one like you had. 20 years is amazing! I'm thinking of you all and sending along my condolences as you grieve your very special feline friend.
Laura Davis
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