Avery’s scans were all clear, seven years off treatment!! Definitely one of our best trips to St Jude’s, Avery was in a great mood the entire time. I think she needed a little Mom and Dad time.
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So long third grade hello Summer!!
Wow, time truly flies by! A lot of things have happend since our last post, most importantly Avery's annual scan was all clear!! Six full years off treatment!!
Our trip to St. Jude was a little different than what we are use to. Avery was moved from her normal clinic ( D Clinic) to the After Care Clinic. This was an exciting change for us because this marks a new chapter in Avery's Journey. No longer is our focus solely on Avery's survival, now we need to focus on helping her deal with life after treatment. We are also excited that we get to keep Dr. Armstrong as our primary Doctor as he is in charge of the After Care Clinic. We found it funny that a few of the nurses seem to know Avery's story very well, so I'm sure Dr. Armstrong had been telling them about her for the last eight years as they anxiously awaited her arival to their clinic. We will truly miss our friends in D Clinic and we will never forget all they did for us.
Avery's school year seemed to go by very fast as well. Tomorrow is her final day of third grade and we really feel good about where she is at and how she is doing. She still has her struggles, but in the grand sceem of things she has had another successful year. She is excited for Summer, but looks forward to Emmett joining her next fall as he becomes a Mill Creek Mustang Kindergardner.
Avery has a busy summer ahead of her. We have planned a vacation with friends to Florida, she will be attending her fourth Camp Quality, trips to Grandma's and Nana's, she will be attending Summer school, continue her therapies, and most importantly spending time with Emmett and Quinn.
We want to thank everyone for your continued support and prayers. We wouldn't be here without you. Have a great Summer!!
Love
Jeremy, Jenn, Avery, Emmett, and Quinn
Our trip to St. Jude was a little different than what we are use to. Avery was moved from her normal clinic ( D Clinic) to the After Care Clinic. This was an exciting change for us because this marks a new chapter in Avery's Journey. No longer is our focus solely on Avery's survival, now we need to focus on helping her deal with life after treatment. We are also excited that we get to keep Dr. Armstrong as our primary Doctor as he is in charge of the After Care Clinic. We found it funny that a few of the nurses seem to know Avery's story very well, so I'm sure Dr. Armstrong had been telling them about her for the last eight years as they anxiously awaited her arival to their clinic. We will truly miss our friends in D Clinic and we will never forget all they did for us.
Avery's school year seemed to go by very fast as well. Tomorrow is her final day of third grade and we really feel good about where she is at and how she is doing. She still has her struggles, but in the grand sceem of things she has had another successful year. She is excited for Summer, but looks forward to Emmett joining her next fall as he becomes a Mill Creek Mustang Kindergardner.
Avery has a busy summer ahead of her. We have planned a vacation with friends to Florida, she will be attending her fourth Camp Quality, trips to Grandma's and Nana's, she will be attending Summer school, continue her therapies, and most importantly spending time with Emmett and Quinn.
We want to thank everyone for your continued support and prayers. We wouldn't be here without you. Have a great Summer!!
Love
Jeremy, Jenn, Avery, Emmett, and Quinn
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