Welcome to our grandchild, Olivia Goods, Web Page. It has been provided to keep everyone up to date on her progress. Olivia was dx with bi-laterial Wilms, with nodules in both lungs in February 2004, stage 4/5 favorable histology. However that changed after 10 rounds of chemo and the removal of her left kidney and two spots on the right kidney. They changed her to unfavorable histology Diffused Antaplasia in 06/04 and the treatment changed to 54 weeks of aggressive chemo. Due to complications her dosage had to be lower than protocol called for. Please keep our precious little girl in your prayers. We welcome you to leave messages in our guestbook, we love reading them. Thank you for checking on us.

Gary & Sheryl Johnston

Journal

Monday, May 11, 2009 11:38 AM CDT

ahh...sigh of relief. Everything checked great with the ultra-sound. No word back on chest x-ray's. So no news is good news.. We did have Dr. Oleshefski check the small lump that we found early last week behind her ear and he said it was her lymphnode and that she could have a possible low grade infection somewhere and I am to keep an eye on it and her other lymphnodes. (somewhat worrisome) but they didn't seem to be overly concerned so I will try too. The clinic was packed and it was so sad to see so many new faces.

Ireland still has a cough but the x-ray's were clear. There weekend was very full and they had lots of family fun. 4 weeks of school left for them and they are very excited.

Thanks for the prayers and for checking on us.

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