I forgot to note that tomorrow morning i will be getting my second bone marrow biopsy done. This biopsy will show if the chemotherapy worked. we are hoping that my bone marrow is empty of all cells; information that will hopefully be back to us within a few days. if the bone marrow is NOT clear then i have to stay in the hospital for another week and do more chemotherapy. wish me luck! it hurts a lot so i'm not really looking forward to it :(
-savy
Hey savvy, you're mom mentioned the biopsy this morning at church. You are so brave, I'm sorry about the pain:( I'm glad you r eating! Yay! Did you get the crayons and the wig? Hope you like! Take care! Sending good thoughts and lots of prayers. Love you, cathy
ReplyDeletegood luck sav!!
ReplyDeleteMr. Riach here - sorry to hear you're having to suffer through this leukemia bs (Lauren told me), but I know you're strong and that you're going to kick its ass.
ReplyDeleteHave you been able to read much? I just finished a book about Sherlock Holmes and a talking parrot by one of my favorite authors, Michael Chabon. It was pretty good, if talking parrots are your thing.
I will be sending good thoughts your way in the coming days. Hang in there!!!
Hey Savy, this is from an e-mail to Travis that the Little family wanted to post on your blog but couldn't figure out how to:
ReplyDeleteHi Savannah:
This is Tana Little -- Aunt Lully's sister.
I know we've never met, but we feel like your extended Florida family.
Everyone here has told us so many wonderful things about you. Hopefully, we will meet someday in person.
I told your dad about two friends of mine who are amazing inspirations to us, as they've battled the same illness and gone on to enjoy fabulous lives! We know you will, too!
God bless you, Savannah. Our prayers and healing thoughts are being sent through the miles.
Love,
The Little Family
Tana, Tim, Ari, Niki, & Laini