Sunday, March 29

Logan & family have been in upstate New York enjoying time with Nana, Papa, Uncle Joe, Aunt Amber and cousins. Yesterday is was 70 degrees! We have been having a great time. We did family pictures yesterday as well....what an experience. Trying to get all 4 kids to look at camera at same time was a task. We ended up getting a great picture though. Logan continues to do great. We have all testing upon our return so nerves are of course slowly increasing. Thank you for your thoughts & prayers.

Monday, March 16

Logan continues to do great! We will be going to New York to visit Nana & Papa next week and be back there for 7 days. Upon our return Logan has all his scans & tests the first week of April. It will be his 1 year check up as well as celebrating 1 YEAR IN REMISSION! Thank you all for your continued thoughts and prayers.

Thursday, March 5

Check out Logan's new glasses! He had eye appointment last week and we found that his eyes were working 6 to 8 times harder than they should be.....the doctor stated this has nothing to do with the cancer & drugs received. Today dad & mom had their eye appointments. Mom eyes are perfect and well dad needs 2 pair of glasses. One for reading the other for driving, golfing etc. The doctor said they will improve my golf game;)
Logan & family continue to do great!

Wednesday, February 18

Everything is good! Logan is working on his reading right now...it is great to hear how good he is getting. Last night at dinner cancer was the discussion...... He was wondering when his "seed" would come back. Of course Kelly & I were caught of guard. Logan stated that he hears me (dad) tell people there is a chance it could still return. I expressed to Logan that he does not have cancer and yes there is a chance it could return...but there is also a chance it will never return. We reiterated how amazing, brave, & how proud we are of him. We also got into the topic of dying from cancer. Very hard to discuss. We shared with him that he is an inspiration for millions of people....the more people that hear about him & how brave he is the more people will be aware of childhood cancer. We told him we go to events to help raise money so some day nobody will die from cancer. All the money goes to help find medicines that kill the seeds and make sure they never come back. I am sure this is one of many conversations we will have with Logan. Thank you all for your continued support & prayers.

Tuesday, February 10


It's been awhile.....things have been very normal. I was just down in San Diego this past weekend with my mom & her husband David watching a PGA golf tournament. Why do I write this on Logan's blog? Next time I will bring Logan. He would love it. You get to be real close w/ players so Logan will love to get autographs. He loves playing golf so I think he will amazed by how far the pros can hit the ball (almost as far as his dad).

As you tell by the picture above Logan is a little lighter today. His dentist, Dr. Edlund, removed 2 teeth today to give his new teeth more room. Logan is pumped for the tooth fairy to come tonight. The whole procedure took only about 20 minutes and Logan was very brave.
Logan continues to do great in first grade. As I type this mom & him are practicing his spelling words. His class has been studying whales so everyday when he gets home he tells about what whale the discussed that day.
That's it for now...don't forget to click on the red link on the right and join our team and walk with us in June to raise money to fight cancer!

Tuesday, January 27

Wanted to give everyone an update....no news is good news. Logan has been doing great. We spent this last Saturday evening at the Seattle Mariner's Fanfest. It was awesome. Logan & played catch in right field for about 30 minutes. We were also able to hit balls in center field. We took some pictures...once I get some time I will download them for everyone.
Our only obstacle of late is Logan is experiencing a little anxiety. He has been asking more questions about cancer. Lately he will get random tummy aches. At first it would scare us but as soon as he is distracted by cartoons he is fine. We checked with the doctors and this is very common with childhood cancer survivors. We are working with him on just thinking of other thoughts, counting to 100, things that would distract him.