Kristy Twitter Update – Wednesday, June 1, 2011 – 8:41 AM
Day+20 ANC 371 WBC 1.6
Goal ANC 3 days above 500 in a row. Normal range WBC should be 6.0
8:00 AM – Threw up again last night. Hoping he does not this morning.
8:41AM – Liam did throw up again this morning. I hope that it stops soon.
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This was taken 12 days before Liam was admitted to the Emergency Room.
34 days after starting HLH-2004 Protocol, chemotherapy and steroid treatment.
DAY +10
WBC <0.2
ANC (Absolute Neutrophil Count) 0
Platelets 13
Today, I was admitted to the hospital to start the preparation to receive donor cells from my big brother Hunter. Please keep us both in your prayers.
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Wow! This is great. I’m watching every day. I’m so happy. Is he feeling any better?
Comments from Liam’s FB Group – Liam’s Journey – HLH Warrior
Mary Carlgren Duncan: prayers that the cells grow quickly! stay strong Liam!
Chandra Tony Parsons: LOVE those numbers! Keep up the good work little buddy!!
Karen Beavers: wow liams doing so well! Hoping and praying he will stop being sick, poor little man…here i go again lol…deakon was sick at every feed and he was on ng feeds every four hours for at least six weeks. It was the day that he had a monitor …put in his tummy for 24 hours to see why he was been sick that he stopped lol! I know its so awful when your baby is sick and such a worry but im sure it will calm down soon liam has been through so much n is doing so well. Sending you all lots of love xxxx
My heart goes out to you all. You are in my prayers. Keep up the good fight and never stop believing that life is good…..
Thank you Angie. Miss you guys, hope all is well with the family. When we were up in Seattle I was able to watch some of Josh’s videos. I had no idea he got so hurt, glad he is on the road to recovery. Tell Monty, Josh & Justin hello.