Tru had her last chemo treatment last Wednesday. Yeah!!!!! We are all so excited to have that behind us. She will go back in a month for x-rays and an MRI to make sure everything is healing the way it should and then once every 3 months for a while. We are pretty confident that it is gone for good now. This lovely lady (above) is an angel sent straight from heaven! She spends her days playing with kids and helping them learn to cope with their illness and treatment. I can not say enough about how amazing she was with Tru.
This is Tru's doctor. Dr. Abraham. She was also amazing!
This smile is priceless to me, and it was a long time coming. When her treatments started she was screaming right about now. Thanks to Rochelle (the play therapist) and some awesome nurses Tru now smiles through this whole process.
And of course, makes plenty of faces.
Isn't that kinda creepy? Ya, I know.
The nurses had a little "end of treatment celebration" for her. She thought it was her birthday and asked me later when her cake was coming.
Center of attention...her favorite place to be. So after this little goodbye celebration we left thinking we were done with the hospital. Apparently Tru had not had her fill.
On Saturday we came back...for a sleepover party!
Tru got the stomach flu. No big deal right...wrong. Apparently when a kid with Diabetes Insipidus gets the stomach flu it's a trip to the hospital.
Again with the faces...I swear this kid will have no normal pictures.
If only every day life could be filled with doting nurses and wagon rides out to the car....
