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Jason:
Origin:Greek
Meaning: "Healer"
...."If God Brings It To You... He Can Bring You Through It"....
Welcome to Jason's Web Page. Jason was born with a childhood form of cancer called Neuroblastoma . He has a 95% change of recovery and so far he is doing great!
Please pray for our little guy as he continues to fight this cancer.
Jason Reuben Kukowski
Born: Christmas day, December 25, 2004 @ 2:50am Weight: 7lbs 5 oz Length: 20 1/2 inches
Jason "tough Guy" was diagnosed with Neuroblastoma Stage IV February 21st, 2005, just 4 days before he was 2 months old. He went through 4 rounds of chemotherapy and is NED(No Evidence of Disease) as of May 2005. Since then, he has been diagnosed with Asthma and has had many problems with that.
Keep on Fighting Lil' Man!
Daddy and Jason - Easter 2006
Mommy Daddy and Jason
July 2006
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Thursday, February 21, 2008 0:29 AM CST i know i have not updated in a long time, but today 3 years ago, Jason was diagnosed with his cancer.
KEEP ON FIGHTIN LIL GUY!!!
But, anyways, we are doing really well. Jason is learning more and more each day. He loves to read, his books usually start with "once upon a time.." He still has his same girlfriend, Carrie Underwood, and is often cought singing her song... its pretty cute. We have been ice skating quite a bit this winter, jason love to play hockey! Some of Jasons other favorite things, building with lincoln logs, helping cook and do the dishes, and last but not least getting into EVERYTHING! Took his bowling one day and he had the funnest time. I got his first bowling on video and he does a little dance after it hits the pins, pretty cute!
I dont know how many times you hear the phrase "kids say the darnest things", but Jason is so funny sometimes. One day i was getting frusterated with him and i said darn it jason! and he said im not a darn it, im a boy!
Well i just wanted to give an update, im going to head to bed!
Thanks for checking in
Steve, Erin and Jason
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