The past two days have been nice with our bald little cherub. She’s been happy and active and
thankfully the mouth sores have subsided.
Mom was home on Thursday and dad was home today.
Thursday I took Kennedy to create some
pottery and today dad took K on a long bike ride and to the park. We also met with one of K's doctors at Loyola to
discuss her care. Thankfully
both days have been uneventful and I have silly pictures to post.
Moving on to more important things like why we met with a
doc to discuss K’s care. I’m sure
some of my blogs have touched on issues we have had with clinic and hospital
visits. Her doctor’s are
phenomenal but we’ve had more than a few hiccups along the way with some of the
overall operations. That being
said, when we brought our issues to light this past week to Megan (the fabulous
Child Life Specialist), the entire team took our concerns seriously. We received a call from the pediatric
floor administrator and also met face-to-face with the director of pediatric
hematology, who is also part of Dr. Manera’s team. I can’t say I’m happy that we faced some of the things we
did but I can say I’m happy with the reaction we got. As with anything in today’s day and age, we have a
choice of where we go for Kennedy’s care.
Nothing is perfect but there is something to be said about a team that
truly cares and that was seen in their immediate response, and truly felt when
Dr. Hemenway took over an hour out of his day to sit down and meet with us
about our issues. I’m sure there will
be more bumps over the next 2.5 years but at least we now know someone is
listening.
The 'bald little cherub' looks more like an incredibly cool hipster.
ReplyDeleteShe looks beautiful. Ella likes her boots!
ReplyDeleteI am so glad you got a good response from Loyola! Hopefully things will change! Kennedy looks adorable in these pics-definitely a fashionista!
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