Soon2B4
DIS Veteran
- Joined
- Feb 13, 2009
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If anyone can help me, I figured you ladies and gentlemen can. I have our wish granter volunteers coming on Sunday. She called today and just asked for any info that I was willing to share. So I gave a brief run through of what cancer Aidan had, how we found it, and how he is doing. Once I got off the phone, I suddenly felt guilty for requesting a Wish. He is doing so well and almost 2 years past chemo. He is still seeing his oncologist every 3 months and getting an MRI and MIBG (nuclear medicine scan) every 6 months. His scans require sedation due to age. I somehow feel like we will be judged by MAW or that we aren't deserving of a wish due to how well he is doing. Other than the scars on his chest (which are large) and Horner's Syndrome (only sweating on one side of his body and his pupils not being equal) you would never know he was sick. I am pregnant and right now I could just cry. I feel like there are so many families that have it so much worse than we do and we have been so lucky that we shouldn't make our Wish. I really don't know what I am looking for, but I guess it's just something that I needed to get off my chest.