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Jan 8 Monday Monday

Let's start off with the good news from the weekend. Wil is calling it DAY ONE, he went to the pool and swam laps. Not sure I'm allowed to publish the amount, but let's just say the kid is competitive even when he has done nothing for 8 months. There are no actual pictures of this swim as I was trying to think good thoughts about him not drowning!

And as long as we are being positive, I heard good news from the insurance company after arguing over a $133,000 bill that they are cutting a check! Trust me if you ever wanna complain about insurance, I'm in and will bring wine. 

AND on to Monday...Wil woke up at 3 am with heavy night sweats. We got new sheets and covers and he did not have a fever so he went back to sleep. I was able to get up and go to work in the morning while he was asleep, but got a phone call of Wil puking loudly into the phone. AHHHH the joy of a teenager on chemo. He did not have a fever, but we can not keep him warm and he has constant goosebumps and a headache. He was able to keep a few crackers down this afternoon and hopefully this is all just a result of the high dose of chemo he took last night before bed. 




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