Thursday, June 11, 2009

Good morning.

Quick update, I have a busy morning this morning. I am getting ready to take David to pool therapy. Then we come home and he has just enough time to change his clothes and then we are off to an orthodontist appointment. Bust morning.

Thank you again for all your encouragement. But I do have one thing to say. Claudia, you know I love you dearly, but I was confused by your entry. Are you sure you have the right house? We don't have any new toys. If you meant our trailer, we bought that almost a year before David was diagnosed with cancer! I just wonder if you got the wrong house......lol.

Anyway, gotta run. Please pray that David has a good PT session and a good orthodontist appointment. Thanks.

Have a great day today. Thank you for your love, prayers, and emotional support! God bless you all. We love you.

Kristi and the Koury Klan

More than 2/3’s of survivors will deal with one or more (sometimes life-long) “late effects” from treatment, which can occur in any organ or system of the body, & include such things as Graft Versus Host Disease (GVHD – can occur from bone marrow transplants), learning disorders, growth problems, sterility, hearing &/or vision loss, neuropathy/pain, heart damage, amputations (& prosthetics) & the possibilities of recurrences &/or secondary cancers.