Hospital stay...
Last night about 9:30 Logan spike a fever of about 103. Protocol is anything over 101 we go to emergency room at Seattle Children's. Mom and Logan arrived in ER about 10:30. Throughout the night many doctors and nurses worked on stabilizing Logan which included fluids, blood transfusion, and other medications. Logan and mom finally got a room on the oncology floor about 5 this morning. Both are exhausted and tired.
Good news is Logan is feeling better. I just checked in with Kelly and Logan ate a really good breakfast and has actually requested more bacon and a cinnamon roll.
Concerning news is fever still a little higher than it should be and blood pressure a little lower than it should be.
Plan currently is he will remain in patient until both are corrected...so more than likely the weekend.
For him to get a fever, blood transfusions, & admitted is common after the chemo he has received. During our first run at beating cancer we always planned on hospital visits a couple days after chemo.
Thank you all for your continued thoughts and prayers...
#loganstrong
1 comment:
I always try to count up all the positive words and negative words to keep a positive but balanced perspective. I saw the words "bacon", and "eating" for example.
I have so much hope, and quite a few amazing and valid reasons for it, and in fact it makes for good reading while at the Hospital. amazing research from Washington, DC
http://wtop.com/health/2015/07/new-study-might-help-cure-neuroblastoma-in-kids/
by this doctor - http://childrensnational.org/choose-childrens/find-a-provider/anthony-sandler
I haven't read the paper yet but fascinating science but looks like Dr Sandler might be turning into a super hero to me & many. Scientists & Football players, and a 13 year old, what an odd match of super heroes. Hang in there, keep being an amazing hero to me and so many, and get some "bacon" therapy!!!
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