Beautiful Son

Today is one of those milestones that, I think, is significant in a cancer patient’s life. The day you realize that your hair is going to go away. Jake has beautiful hair. Other than his eyes, it’s one of my most favorite and precious physical features on him. He has this blond, wind-blown, surfer hair. It’s one of the reason’s he’s called “Handsome”. Because he’s so stinkin’ cute! Today he is shedding. It’s everywhere. They keep telling me, “it’s a good sign, it means the chemotherapy is working”. But in my mind, the bald head is that big physical sign that puts him in the “cancer” category. From the outside there will be no question that our Jake is sick. Up until now, he still

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looked and felt like Jacob. Today, the reality is setting in and my heart is heavy… he is my beautiful son and he has cancer.

The Beginning Is The Hardest

We’re still here… tomorrow will be one week. We’ve now spent 19 of the last 25 days in TCH. The days are dragging and Jake is so puny and blah. They did an ultrasound last night to check his belly becuase he was complaining of tummy pain. GOOD NEWS… nothing new! Today they are doing another CT since he’s had fever for more than 5 days.

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It’s “standard and precautionary” but they want to see if there is infection or fungus – eww – that could be causeing his fever. All standard things from wiping out the immune system. He’s still neutrapenic and we are on continued lock down. There are two notices on our door reminding staff of his condition – they are to enter in plastic gowns and gloves. Reminds me a little of ET. It’s for his protection but also for the other children on the floor. Since he has a virus, he’s contagious and that can be dangerous.. They say the first round of chemotherapy is often the worse becuase it is such a shock to the body, especially the doses and longevity that he was on the pole. Some have said each time will get better, some have said that each recovery is different. For now, I’m praying that the first is right… that this will be the worse… all other’s will be better.

On a lighter side… thank God for good freinds who bring chocolate cake and wine! Last night Michelle brought much needed giggles. Thank you also to Tracy King for the delicious cake and Amy Gross for the Kung Fu Girl… you girls rock! Today, Pastor John visited and it was nice to pray and just talk. What a blessing our church has been for us. Charlie’s mom also came to visit. It was short but sweet and I am so thankful for these little things. (BTW I really need a good workout… they need to give us one of these unoccupied rooms and let us moms do a little Beachbody workin’ out!) 🙂

“God Winks”

We’re still hanging at TCH. Jake’s fever hasn’t broken and likes to hedge up to the high 104’s when the meds begin to ware off. We don’t have a release day in sight and I’m tired of guessing, so I let go and will try and go with the flow (as best as this OCD personality will do). I have a necklace that says “Let Go, Let God”. That’s one of the hardest things to do, but those 4 words remind me that I have NO control here and it is His battle. NOW for some GOOD NEWS… last weekend during our first chemotherapy stay, one of our nurses (fave nurse, Monica) kept telling me about a little boy and his family that she wished we could meet. This little boy and Jake share the same diagnosis,

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