Yesterday (it seems like much longer ago) John took Erin to do a blood test. Our Pediatrician, Dr. Ryan Bell, wanted to do the test because we kept finding bruises all over her body. I also noticed that her skin was looking more translucent so I was worried she was anemic again. 2 hours after her blood was drawn John got a call from Dr. Bell. He told John that she showed early signs of leukemia and that he was going to call Primary Children's Hospital and have her admitted. We had all our bags packed and we were gearing up to leave for Bear Lake. We took the swimming suits out and put more clothes in our bag for a long hospital stay.
Within 10 minutes of our chat with Dr. Bell we had family at our home. It was so comforting to have immediate support from our family. John, Erin and I recieved beautiful blessings of health and comfort. We are thankful that our earthly and heavenly family is around to help us bear this burden. We are thankful to Aunt Emarie for teaching a few last minute piano lessons, we are thankful for Grandma & Grandpa Swenson for taking our two oldest kids to their home, we are thankful for all the phone calls, messages, fasting, and prayers.
John, Jill, Cecily, Caleb and Erin, You are in our thoughts and prayers. We will be praying for you and if you need anything we will gladly help! If you need a place for Cecily and Caleb to stay at any time, please let us help! We love you and we love your little family! May the Lord be with you and comfort you!
ReplyDeleteLove,
Joan and Anna Harrison
Hi. Not sure if you still read the blog. My friend’s little girl Lilli is 1yo and was diagnosed with aml m7. The doctors in Poland have run out of their ideas and the girl is dying. Would you please pass me some details of doctors that helped your girl? We are running out of time...my email is Violetta.sobczuk@gmail.com
ReplyDelete