Another day done! We are excited and hopeful that the chemo is attacking the tumor.
Everyday of treatment is a day closer to being cured.
Very similar day in terms of order of events- we premedicated with Zofran this morning and Reba did not get sick in the car. 🙂
They did an hour of pre-hydration followed by the two chemo infusions and finishing wth two hours of post-hydration.
After the post-hydration, Reba’s PICC line was due for a cap and dressing change. This unfortunately was the hardest part of the day- during the dressing change (which ended up taking 20 minutes, Reba being held down, screaming) they were really making sure her sores around the site are clean and safe. Her little baby skin is so sensitive. Hopefully it heals under all that dressing.
The upside was after the dressing change the “live therapy” partners, Cici and Guinness (a schnoodle and Yorkshire terrier) came to show us tricks and pets.
I continue to be amazed by your little Reba. She truly is strong as you all are. My thoughts have been with you and keep hoping you will soon be on the other side of all this. Stay positive! Love ya, Kim
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Oh her cuteness! Thank you for keeping us updated, lots and lots of positive thoughts and prayers, b&e
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http://youtu.be/gEo1yeqfBbg We sang this afternoon just for you Reba , you are so strong , I know your mom knows this song too🤗🎶🎼🎶
I am praying and keeping you all in my thoughts each day, one more done to kick this out off the park.
The last few measures of this song says it all❤️
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Go, SuperReba!!! Almost done with this cycle!! Love you guys!!
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Thank you for posting the pictures. Despite all trauma, Reba’s spirit shines through so brightly. Sending Love and Blessings to you all.
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Go Reba! When Aurora had her central line, the dressing had to be changed weekly. I dreaded it so much. It got easier though as she got used to it. Hang in there Reba and family! Sending you love!
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