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For The Imp


Welcome to Aizees Page. This is where everyone can check-up on the Imp and her 2 silly sisters!!!
New Journal Entries are below. Scroll Down! :) Past List of Links if you so choose.


Aizee has ALL.
She was diagnosed Feb.22, of 2002. She ended treatment On May 2nd of 2005. Had a brief hospital stay for low anc, high fever and an allergic reaction to the dapsone that replaced the Septra she developed an allergy to. She had her Port-a-cath removed on May 27. So far, things are going great!
It has been a few years living in a Twilight Zone episode. As long as there is no rerun season to this, we will be doing great!
The top link at the very bottom of this page is a grid of fun games, to help pass the time in an easy manner. The one under that is to my friends web page who designs blankets and handbags, and pictures. The third one is to RAOK. They are great there!
Thank-you for visiting us!


Thank-you!!!!!!



Click to hear "The Looney Toons Theme"

Courtesy of
Niehs Kids
Make-A-Wish
That is a neat web-page.


Happy lady who likes to do nice things.
Make A Child Smile
Tumbleweed Foundation

Almost ONE YEAR OFF OF TREATMENT!!!


Journal

Sunday, September 9, 2007 2:11 AM CDT

Hello out there.
Aizee is doing fine. Her echo graphs seem to be fine for now. Her recent regular ped. check up was fine. Except her vision.
Her endodontist she has to see again for her teeth. For the root canals to be done without the front teeth turning grey..or gray. Whatever.
She loves dancing. Her dance classes start again this next week. She seems to be a natural for soccor despite drop foot. Her swim lessons, swim team started today.
She loves 2nd grade. She comprehends her lessons. The issue is being able to express what she is learning in the way she is supposed to.
I realized one reason for my ongoing fear. A great friend of mine in this state was very frank about it.
It took so long for her dx previous. So much doubt, so much eyebrow raising. So many questions. ect. So much transpired in so many ways from her starting to get sick.
Along with all the accusations. And her really odd reactions to medications. SO on and so forth.
I am so afraid of any of that transpiring again. I feel that being forever vigilant, double time will prevent a relapse. We all know how full of folly that is. Still. The fear is real. And if we had been here and established when all had transpired, I know for a fact things would have been much different. All the way around.
We were not here though. However, through feeling established, and connected from living here now, with the wonderful friends and community, along with family close by, fear is slowly but surely abating.
Connecting with other families and lending a hand, comfort, resources is the goal now.
This family deeply cherishes the friendships established here.
Thank-you for reading
Have a Yippee Day! :)

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Primary Childrens Medical Center
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Salt Lake City, Ut
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Links:

http://www.ferryhalim.com/orisinal/   fun games for all
http://inhershadow.com/newpage8.html   Debbies place
http://theraokgroup.com/   Random Acts Of Kindness


 
 

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