This is how we feel about cancer

FUCK CANCER!

Going home

So we are blowing this popcicle stand in the morning.  Sorry, I would have posted more, but really nothing exciting happened this time.  If anything, this was a breeze.  We are getting out two days earlier than last time which is awesome.  So we will be home until April 1, I think.  The boys also have off school for spring break the last week of March so if anyone wants to come and visit, (Addie, Holly, John), nows the time to do it. 
Jr is doing great, when we were admitted this time, they gave him dexamathasone which had interesting side effects.  First, it made him into a 15 yr old girl, drama, crying, moody, loopy.  Second, he ate.  For 3 days, there was nothing he would not eat.  It was great, awesome.  He is also taking his pacifier again.  He has tapered off but I am sure it will pick up again once we get home. 
Yippy Skippy!

Finally a post

I'll betcha you didn't even know you were wondering what stem cells looked like.

I do not know what kind of face Jr is making at that moment, I am pretty sure he was not crying.  Stem cell transplants do not hurt.  They flow in by gravity over about 15-20 minutes. 
The next pic shows the apparatus they go in through.

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