This leukaemia develops quickly and needs to be treated urgently. Phil was told on a Wednesday and had to report to hospital the next day to begin treatment.
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At the present time his brother and sister are being tested to see if they are a match for him. We have our fingers and toes crossed.
Nicholas is five and now in Reception at Highbury Primary School. He is enjoying school both learning and playing with his friends.
Nathan is three and really wants to go to school with his big brother! He is so close to kindy age and growing up really fast with an older brother to follow
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They have both been very good children and coped really well with not being able to see their Dad for such a long time. When Phil got home from hospital Nathan was jumping up and down like Tigger saying ”Daddy home, Daddy home”. The first thing Nicholas asked was for Daddy to help him with the PC.
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Thank you for all your nice comments of support. I have completed my first stage of chemotherapy (induction) and have been advised that I am currently in remission. Over the next couple of months I will be having two post-induction bouts of chemotherapy. Thankfully these should happen as an outpatient – all things going well
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Here I am in my isolation ward – I can tell you it was an extremely boring 4 weeks. Thankfully my recovery was ‘rampant’ and I left earlier than expected which was great.
Love those socks!
