Journal entry by Cheryl Lorentz —
Today Cooper began his 3rd phase of chemotherapy. This particular phase is a slow monitored treatment which calls for him to be admitted into the hospital every other Friday, for a total of 4 visits. The medicine (Methotrexate) is on a slow drip that will take 24 hours to administer and has to be flushed out of his system before he can be discharged from the hospital. Cooper also had a lumbar puncture today, the results will tell us if his spine is carrying cancer cell, so far we have been blessed to be cancer free... Praise God!
If all goes well this weekend, Cooper will be able to go back to school next week and resume a normal as possible life.
Cooper has been amazing through all of this. Keeping a positive attitude and laughter in the mix makes all the difference in the world.
Thank you all for your continued support and prayers. Coopers kicking cancers butt!
GOD IS AMAZING YA'LL
If all goes well this weekend, Cooper will be able to go back to school next week and resume a normal as possible life.
Cooper has been amazing through all of this. Keeping a positive attitude and laughter in the mix makes all the difference in the world.
Thank you all for your continued support and prayers. Coopers kicking cancers butt!
GOD IS AMAZING YA'LL
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