Philip has done really well with this increase in medication. Last night he was a little nauseous and today his left leg is jumping a little when he sits. I spoke with the nurse and she is not concerned unless it lasts for a long time or gets worse. We got out together for a couple of hours just running a few errands. I was pleasantly surprised and greatly relieved. Now we thank G-d that this has gone well and pray that it will continue.
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SOOO happy that this round of medicine wasn’t as rough! That news made our day!! Phil, you continue to inspire and amaze us. And don’t forget, behind every incredible person is an amazing mom 🙂 (and dad too in your case)
We love you Phil!
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I am so glad you had a good day, Phil. May you have many many more during this process!
PS – I know how you feel with your leg jumping…both of mine jump most of the time!
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Issy was happy to spend some time with all of you, and I am glad that Phil was able to enjoy the visit. We hope that you will be able to make the trip to Atlanta for Thanksgiving, and that we will be able to see all of you again soon!
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