It must be Monday

Today is March 28th, my 30th birthday and William's surgery day.

Let's start with some positive news - I received William's PET scan report, it reads as follows:
"Whole body PET scan showing multiple hypodensities throughout the liver associated with low-grade FDG activity. When his PET scan is compared to the prior dated 12/28/10, these hepatic lesions have remained stable in size, number and in low-grade FDG activity. All nodal sites that were previously identified have normalized to background with the development of no new sites of abnormal FDG activity to suggest metastatic disease in new anatomical locations. Findings suggest stable to improved PET scan when compared to prior scan. "

As many of you know, William had surgery today to place his new central line. In my previous blog post I commented on the small chance that there could be some complications from the surgery.... Long story short, William's lung has a small  hole in it and now there is the concern that his lung is leaking air into his chest cavity which could cause his lung to collapse.

So, here we are in Sutter Hospital trying to make the best of the situation...

William will have lung X rays done through out the night, I will keep this blog updated on the results.....

On Friday night GiftToCure had it's first annual Masquerade Gala. We did not sell as many tickets as initially hoped for but, I am happy to report that those that did attend had a great time and got some great silent auction items at amazing prices;)  I want to thank those of you that did attend, your support is greatly appreciated!

We would certainly appreciate every one's prayers!

Keep on Keeping on. Live Strong in God's miracles of healing!