July 26th - Week 19

I am getting a little behind in my posts, so I had better get going. Our July 26th treatment was now over a week ago. It was a pretty normal visit. We got there, checked in, accessed, and met with a doctor. Kayla breezed through everything great. The doctor we met with was a very quiet one who just came in, examined her, asked a couple of questions and we were done. He's not my favorite to talk to, so even if I had questions, I probably wouldn't have asked him. But, she is doing great, so we went on into the chemo suite.

 We colored, watched Snow White, colored, ate lunch, colored, played games and colored. Kayla loves to color. :)

 Kayla did conquer one little milestone. She pushed her own IV pole around. Usually, I pull it and hold up her hose when we walk around, but that day, she decided that she wanted to try to pull it herself. She did a very good job and I am proud of her and her independence.

 There were also two cute old ladies dressed as clowns who came to visit. They have been there before. They came and did some magic tricks for Kayla and then put a Nemo sticker on her IV bag so that she could have a fish in her "fish tank." It is such a cute idea. I took a picture, but I'll have to add it later. My camera is downstairs and I am now 30+ weeks pregnant and don't feel like going and getting it right now. :)

 I was able to get Kayla to take some zofran in her OJ that evening when we were home. She did wake up the next morning and threw up before we got her some more. But, after that, she was good for the day.