Dr. Gold just called with Chase's MRI report. "Everything appears clear and normal"! Fantastic!
Yes, Chase, you still have to go to Houston. Well, we knew that anyway, but Dr. Gold said now's not the time to let our guard down (but still - fantastic!) He also gave Judith the name of the head of pediatric brain tumors at MD Anderson, who's a good friend of his, and who will follow Chase while he's down there. Blood tests, his final Vincristine shot, and whatnot.
Besides being good news (did I mention the fantastic news?), this means he'll probably get the shortest of the radiation treatment options, at about 3 1/2 weeks.



Nope, not this time either. Good luck y'all.I'm trying to figure out if I should also fly to Houston and be Judith's "brains" for Chase's first appointment down there. I'm sure they'll do fine (she's gotten much better at parsing doctorspeak - really!), but I can help her retain stuff and I'm pretty good at google. If I don't go, who would do the blog? But if I leave, my husband will just work even later hours than usual, and then who would the cats whine to for food?