Here are three videos I took yesterday. Just a tiny glimpse into our day. As always, I am behind the camera. My best friend Amanda and Erik are taking care of Lucy.
10.01.2011
A Fond Farewell
While it will never be a place we want to return (but probably will due to a fever in the near future), the BMT floor of St. Jude has been a wonderful place. It's amazing how "at home" we have felt over the past 4 months. The nursing staff is bar none (along with our family at LeBonheur) and the support staff was always so accomoating. Child Life, volunteers, nursing assistants....everyone played a crucial role in making our journey so much easier. I won't wax on any further because I'm quite sure we will have one more opportunity to see our "family."
Here are three videos I took yesterday. Just a tiny glimpse into our day. As always, I am behind the camera. My best friend Amanda and Erik are taking care of Lucy.
Here are three videos I took yesterday. Just a tiny glimpse into our day. As always, I am behind the camera. My best friend Amanda and Erik are taking care of Lucy.
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Whoo Hooo!!
ReplyDeleteNO FEVERS! NO FEVERS!!
Love hugs and prayers
Yay Lucy!!! Enjoy your freedom :)
ReplyDeleteKate- I can't remember how I found your blog, but I have been following Lucy's story and have been praying for her. I was in the hospital at age 5 and know what a scary thing it can be. My situation was not near as bad as Lucy's, but I know that she will come through this like a champion. 5 year olds have a special place in my heart (I teach Kindergarten) and I know God is watching over Lucy and protecting her. Praying for no fevers!! much love and prayer, Clare from Nashville, TN
ReplyDeleteHooray for the end!!! So, what's next? Y'all get to go home & then she's monitored? Forgive my ignorance but I just would like to know how to pray!
ReplyDeleteI teared up seeing Lucy leave the hospital...happy tears of course! I have a little boy the same age and we have been praying for Lucy for months. We will continue to pray God will heal her and keep her healthy. Go Lucy GO!
ReplyDeleteI am a college student in Minnesota. I have family in your area who told me about the blog. I just wanted to let you know that I read the blog EVERY day. Today I am studying at a local coffee shop, and watched the videos, and started tearing up, such an exciting moment for you all.. I cannot imagine what you have been through, and hope there is nothing but blue skies in your future. I am cheering little lucy on everyday! she is so lucky to have such a dedicated mother and family.
ReplyDeleteNO FEVER! Those videos made me tear up, big time! I love seeing her leave! Still praying much!
ReplyDelete~A stranger named Holly
NO FEVER!!!
ReplyDeletePraying and praying for you Lucy! You are so brave.
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GO LUCY GO! After watching yesterday's video's and crying with Lucy as she received her stem cells, these were video's with smiles and happy tears. May you all enjoy your new freedom, as a family, with smiles, laughs, wonderful moments, and God's many blessings! I will never stop praying for Lucy, and her continued good health and happiness,as well as peace and calmness for Mommy and Daddy too! No Fevers sweet girl!!! Enjoy being a kid!
ReplyDeleteSending Many Hugs, and Love to one Beautiful and Brave Girl!
A Mom-Mom in NJ
Like one of the other comments said, I'm wondering what happens now. So happy to see Lucy leaving!! So happy that she's all finished!! I'm sure it's hard to imagine going back to life as usual? Continuing to pray!! No FEVERS!!!!
ReplyDeleteOh that smile from Lucy in the wagon was the best!!! What an courageous girl...wishing and praying for peaceful days ahead.
ReplyDeleteKelly