The girls have started school and Ian had been sad. Thankfully, it's not a repeat of last year. When the bus would come, he would try to run out and get on it and then the screaming, kicking, and spitting would begin as I picked him up and carried him to the house. A few times, he unlocked the door and took off running down the street. I am not going to even tell you how far he got before I caught him, it's far too embarrassing. At the open house where we met the girls teachers, I happened to run into 2 of my neighbors who unbeknowst to me, witnessed this charade every day and asked me if I thought he was going to handle the girls leaving on the bus (not my proudest moment). I can say that although there are tears as they leave, he has not repeated any embarrassing behavior. Ian does continuously ask for friends to come over and he really wants me to buy him a backpack (he thinks that having a backpack is the golden ticket he needs to get on the bus).
Ian had an appointment tomorrow so I will fill you in after we get the results from his tests.
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On April 21, 2008 Ian was diagnosed with Leukemia. Here is Ian with his two older sisters.
Ian with his sisters during Christmas 2007
Ian turned 3 last February
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To Friends and Family,
Thank you for stopping by Ian's blog. The purpose of this blog is to keep a more central location for news on his condition. Since he's been diagnosed with Acute Lymphocytic Leukemia (ALL) we have been overwhelmed with giving Ian all of our attention and we cannot possibly answer all phone calls, email, etc. We will regularly post to this blog information that we learn and new events in regards to his progress.
We cannot begin to tell you how many concerned friends and family we have. Everyone is asking what you can do to help. The best things you can do right now is pray, hope, educate yourself on ALL, and donate blood to keep the banks full. Hospitals use a lot of healthy blood for sick people.
Thank you for stopping by Ian's blog. The purpose of this blog is to keep a more central location for news on his condition. Since he's been diagnosed with Acute Lymphocytic Leukemia (ALL) we have been overwhelmed with giving Ian all of our attention and we cannot possibly answer all phone calls, email, etc. We will regularly post to this blog information that we learn and new events in regards to his progress.
We cannot begin to tell you how many concerned friends and family we have. Everyone is asking what you can do to help. The best things you can do right now is pray, hope, educate yourself on ALL, and donate blood to keep the banks full. Hospitals use a lot of healthy blood for sick people.
Ian and Sisters
On April 21, 2008 Ian was diagnosed with Leukemia. Here is Ian with his two older sisters.
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Ian with his sisters during Christmas 2007
Ian turns 3
Ian turned 3 last February
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