{"id":534,"date":"2012-11-11T21:24:05","date_gmt":"2012-11-12T04:24:05","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/jacobhickford.com\/?p=534"},"modified":"2014-06-08T19:35:20","modified_gmt":"2014-06-09T01:35:20","slug":"round-2","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/jacobhickford.com\/?p=534","title":{"rendered":"Round 2"},"content":{"rendered":"

We waited mo\"\"<\/a>st of Friday morning for the call that Jake’s room was ready, which was a good thing considering Thursday was so busy and I didn’t get much packing done – so I was able to play catch up. When we finally got to the hospital we found that we weren’t ready to start his chemo meds because his urine was too concentrated – so we ended up hydrating him all night with IV fluids. Nothing harmful, but it means a longer stay. Evidently the pump with TPN that he’s been on has a tendancy to do this, especially if he isn’t drinking a lot on his own – which he hasn’t been. But everything checked out by Saturday morning and off we went… round 2! And so far, a very good round 2 it has been. He’s eating, the nausea is controlled perfectly, he’s happy, and he hasn’t had any pricks! Yet. Those are coming on Wednesday morning as he will finish each chemo round with a Nulasta shot to help rebuild cells, and this time they want to add a flu shot – ugh! (The Nulasta is a painful shot and it causes bone pain so it isn’t fun.) But so far th\"\"<\/a>is round has been different and better! I think round 1 started off on the wrong foot for so many reasons. We were fresh out of surgery, as in few days fresh, so his little body was still recovering, and he went into chemo 1 with fever. This time, his body was as ready as it could be. We’ve had some visitors that we’ve enjoyed seeing and he also has a friend this visit that we’ve been able to spend some time with… Pearl! She is such a doll and it helps to have a playmate while he’s here. We’ve taken walks and played in the play room and it’s been really nice to have another mom to talk to. I’ve also noticed that our son has a crush. Nurse Stacey has his attention and out of all of our nurses he has really taken to her. They’ve talked dinosaurs and he li\"\"<\/a>kes to go on walks in the hall so he can “find” her. Mrs. Jeanne gave him the coolest, walking, roaring, eyes that light up, remote control dino and he’s <\/p>\n

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taken to the halls with it. In fact, he wanted to go find Nurses Shelly and Brandy to show them too. But Stacey is THE one! She gives him fist bumps, tells him how cute he is, and that he’s her favorite… he BEAMS! The GOOD NEWS… he’s done so well he’s actually put on a pound and if all continues, we’ll go home WITHOUT the TPN pump! Woo hoo… the port will be de-accesed. He can have a bath… a REAL, dunk him in the water, no fear of tubes getting wet, BATH! Jakey will smell so good by the time I’m done with him.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

We waited most of Friday morning for the call that Jake’s room was ready, which was a good thing considering Thursday was so busy and I didn’t get much packing done – so I was able to play catch up. When we finally got to the hospital we found that we weren’t ready to start … <\/p>\n

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