Tuesday, May 10, 2011
Back up
At our last appointment we went back to where we were on the Methotrexate, she was having swelling in her right knee and ankle :(
Sunday, February 6, 2011
Good news!!
We recently had an appointment with Dr Huttenlocher and we were able to reduce her Methotrexate dose by 20%!!! Yeah!!
Now we just have to worry about reducing it..
Always something isn't it!!
Jeff
Now we just have to worry about reducing it..
Always something isn't it!!
Jeff
Wednesday, January 26, 2011
Bone Bash 2010
Wow this post is late!!
Sorry for the delay, I thought that I had made one but I didn't.
On October 23rd we held the First Annual Bone Bash in Sauk City. We were lucky enough to hold the dance at the St Aloysius church gym!
Nearly 200 people attended the dance and we raised nearly $3000 for Arthritis!
Thanks to all who attended, it really was a great time!
Sorry for the delay, I thought that I had made one but I didn't.
On October 23rd we held the First Annual Bone Bash in Sauk City. We were lucky enough to hold the dance at the St Aloysius church gym!
Nearly 200 people attended the dance and we raised nearly $3000 for Arthritis!
Thanks to all who attended, it really was a great time!
Wednesday, October 13, 2010
Addie made the paper!
Our local paper did an article on Addie, you can read it here:
http://www.wiscnews.com/news/local/article_c2df044a-d152-11df-a8c2-001cc4c002e0.html
http://www.wiscnews.com/news/local/article_c2df044a-d152-11df-a8c2-001cc4c002e0.html
Thursday, September 23, 2010
Representative Baldwin talks about Our Daughter
Representative Baldwin talking about Our Daughter in her opening statement at the Committee on Energy and Commerce meeting on 9/23/10.
Thank you Representative Baldwin!
Tuesday, August 17, 2010
Meeting Representative Tammy Baldwin
On August 11 we were very lucky to be hosted by Tammy Baldwin for a meeting on Arthritis. We were able to share our story and to ask her for help in fighting Arthritis. Our daughter started by telling Tammy that she had Arthritis, that her knees sometimes hurt but that she took shots and pills to make them feel better. She said she didn't like the shots much.
Tammy listened to all that we had to say and was very involved in the conversation. I think that she was shocked when I told her that our daughter is on a chemotherapy drug and we have no idea how or why it works, what the long term side effects are and how long she should really be on it. I could really tell that she was interested in what we had to say and how she could help. She came up with some great next steps that could really help further Arthritis research.
At the end of the meeting our daughter gave Tammy a couple pictures that she had been coloring and we gave her a photo of our daughter holding a Thank You sign like the picture below.
Tammy had just returned from Afghanistan and I thanked her for visiting our troops. I can't thank Tammy enough for her time, it really was a special experience! We look forward to future meetings!
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