I mentioned in a previous post that something happened yesterday while at Gavin’s hematology appointment. Akron Children’s Hospital was great, they always are. You have to understand something before we go any further. This appointment took place where Gavin used to receive his IVIG infusions. We’re very familiar with this… Read more »
Let me start out by saying that this was a very good appointment and I expect nothing less from Akron Children’s Hospital. They’ve never let us down. ☺ It’s not too often that we go to an appointment for Gavin and walk out with what amounts to good news. Today… Read more »
I’m in a really bad mood but that doesn’t matter because I have things that must get done. The most important of those things today involves Gavin getting to Hematology at Akron Children’s Hospital. I’ve been talking about this recently because we are finally getting in to see the hematologist… Read more »
We have a huge doctor appointment today. Actually, Gavin has a huge doctor appointment today. The bottom line is that’s it’s a huge appointment. We are finally getting into hematology, after trying for what seems like forever but in reality, it was about a year or so. This is a… Read more »
I’ve had a very busy afternoon of scheduling doctors appointments for Gavin. I bounced back and forth between Akron Children’s Hospital and The Cleveland Clinic for what seemed like an eternity. After all the calls, I only ended up with one appointment so far. On September 4th, Gavin will return… Read more »
We received some confusing information regarding the results of Gavin’s endoscopy and colonoscopy that took place last Friday. I received a phone call explaining that for the most part, his results were good. He does have what the nurse called mild gastritis but there wasn’t an explanation for it. We… Read more »
I haven’t spoken about this in awhile but we are very likely beginning a new journey. Frankly, it’s something that I have been desperately trying to avoid for a number of reasons, one of them being I simply didn’t want to face it. That journey is exploring the possibility of… Read more »