Joshua's Journey............ cancer SURVIVOR!!!

This is the journey of a remarkable little boy who continues to amaze all who know him!!! For those who are new to the website, you can read our whole story in the journal. I have moved it because it took up so much precious space. Joshua finished his chemo for relapsed Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia in November, 2007. He is still currently having seizures and was diagnosed with epilepsy and a mild form of autism. Joshua is starting grade 1 in September, 2008. This is our story, with all the honor and credit going to our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. We continue to appreciate all those who have entered our lives through this illness, and are thankful for all your continued prayers, which are very needed. I hope you enjoy the music, and please leave a message in the guestbook. We love to know who is sharing this journey with us.

God bless, Naomi

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If any of you are new to this site and want to hear about Joshua's wish from the Children's wish foundation, you can go back in the June journal entry. He got a WONDERFUL play structure that was built by the Winkler police and friends. Thank you to everyone who participated!!

Joshua took his last chemo pill on November 19, 2007. We are currently on the "off treatment" couch. We, as a family are very blessed to have reached this point. Thanks be to God.... "Normal", as we know it will now change.

Journal

Sunday, June 7, 2009 6:32 PM CDT

We are HOME!! Joshua's testing was complete on Thursday afternoon and they unhooked him. He had to stay another night because of his MRI Friday morning. We don't know any results yet, but we do know that he has damage to both of his temporal lobes. We will update more as we can.

Thanks for all the continued prayers.

Naomi

Hospital Information:

CancerCare Manitoba, Health Sciences Centre

Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada

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E-mail Author: jnyf@sdnet.ca

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