February 19, 2009<\/p>\n
Today would have been your 5th chemotherapy treatment.<\/p>\n
We left bright and early, just like always.\u00a0 I had all of your blood work done yesterday.\u00a0 Something I found helps as it’s one less thing you have to be subjected to on treatment day.\u00a0 It also saves us about an hour or so at CSU.<\/p>\n
As usual I watch as you pad down the hallway and are led through the doors before I turn and walk away.\u00a0 The treatment is about 90 minutes so my dad, who has accompanied us today, and I head to breakfast.<\/p>\n
We arrive back an hour later and I check in at the desk so they can let the doctor know that we are back.\u00a0 I don’t want Cain to have to wait any longer than he has to and he should be ready at any moment.<\/p>\n
We wait a long time.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
February 19, 2009 Today would have been your 5th chemotherapy treatment. We left bright and early, just like always.\u00a0 I had all of your blood work done yesterday.\u00a0 Something I found helps as it’s one less thing you have to … Continue reading