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We're home from my little girls appointment with good news

plh4gail
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Wonderful news!
So very glad you and your daughter received this early Christmas present!
I know all too well the anxiety of the wait as I went through something similar with my daughter years ago, whic also turned out to be not a problem.
Now you have a light heart so that you can really enjoy the holiday season.
Hugs,
Marie who loves kitties -
Thank you all very much forSundanceh said:Your joy...
...is our joy:)
-c
Thank you all very much for your compassion. It is so much harder when its our kids. When we were waiting for the Dr they asked Kacie if she would like to wait in the play room, they had crafts and things. Well she's a crafty kind of little girl so she jumped at it. I was thinking with some reservations...do I really want to go to the play room. And sure enough the play room had a craft table with beautiful little bald children smiling and chatting while using their imagination making various Christmas crafts with glue and glitter. Kids receiving chemo, and blood sitting or walking around as if it was just another day. We waited there for at least an hour but felt like 8 and I just kept praying and hoping that we would walk out with my greedy wish for health for my child. But the way she mingled with the others brought a dose of reality of what could be. Her dad (my ex) had to walk away for awhile with tears just to see this sight was way too close to home.
This site is the only place that I can completely open my heart without reservation. Because we all know the possibility even though we wouldn't wish it on the worst of anyone.
plh4gail -
Gaillisa42 said:So glad
Hi Gail,
I'm so glad to hear this news- what a relief! What an awful worry this has been for you. Hugs to you, my friend!
Lisa
Thank goodness:) I'm so happy to hear that your daughter is ok:) I hated for you to even think that your daughter could of been touched by this horrible disease.Melissa
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I'm so happy for your goodplh4gail said:Thank you all very much for
Thank you all very much for your compassion. It is so much harder when its our kids. When we were waiting for the Dr they asked Kacie if she would like to wait in the play room, they had crafts and things. Well she's a crafty kind of little girl so she jumped at it. I was thinking with some reservations...do I really want to go to the play room. And sure enough the play room had a craft table with beautiful little bald children smiling and chatting while using their imagination making various Christmas crafts with glue and glitter. Kids receiving chemo, and blood sitting or walking around as if it was just another day. We waited there for at least an hour but felt like 8 and I just kept praying and hoping that we would walk out with my greedy wish for health for my child. But the way she mingled with the others brought a dose of reality of what could be. Her dad (my ex) had to walk away for awhile with tears just to see this sight was way too close to home.
This site is the only place that I can completely open my heart without reservation. Because we all know the possibility even though we wouldn't wish it on the worst of anyone.
plh4gail
I'm so happy for your good news. I could just see the play room you described. Spending
even an hour in a such an environment is a life changing event. I don't think you're
greedy for not wanting that to be your life.
Bless you.
Laura
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