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Morgan is very fortunate to attend a wonderful school here in Philadelphia. The environment could not be better, especially when being thrown this curve ball. Today Morgan headed back to school. We are taking everything one-day-at-a-time. Teacher Debbie sent me video from today, but I …

Treatment day went….well….not great, but Morgan did the best she could.  It was a scary treatment for her today.  However, we are thru it, and hopefully will not EVER have to repeat it. TOMORROW, we are hoping to go BACK TO SCHOOL!! Morgan is very …

But not for Morgan.  We had visits from Ava and Max today – thanks guys, she really does love seeing her friends, even if she gets tired and needs to rest.  While we are out, it is difficult to try and reel Morgan in, and …

Friday began our first day of out-patient treatment.  We are taking the out-patient one day at a time.  Morgan did well with the IV and was a real trooper through the process.  We moved into the condo this weekend for one-story living, since Morgan’s leg …

News from the medical front…Morgan’s cancer is in question as to remission. Therefore, the doctors would like to re-start her treatment from the beginning…better to be safe than sorry. What this means is that on Friday we will begin her treatments as we did when …

[singlepic=109,320,240,,center] So I learned a new bad word this weekend…FEVER. We would have been going home Sunday if Morgan had not had a 103% temperature! She won for having the highest on the floor in a while – woo hoo for us. We did sneek …

That’s right, I said it! The doctors are 95% positive Morgan is in remission, and we should be home by Monday!!! She had her bone marrow tap this morning, and through the microscope there seems to be less than 1% of the leukemia cells left …

Sorry for not writing but I was kicked out of the hospital Monday night with what we thought was food poisoning, and turned out to be a stomach virus some of the other parents on the floor had come down with – NOT FUN! Worse, …

Reports from the medical staff of “Team Morgan” let us know that all of her abnormal pre-B cells are no longer in the blood floating around in her body.  What this means is that she has less pre-B cells, or Blasts, inside her bone marrow.  This …

The hospital had a holiday party for all the families on the floor last night, with food and presents for all. Morgan really enjoyed herself. We continue to have challenges with the tummy, but Morgan is doing her best to “work thru” it. It becomes …