David has a very high Alkaline Phosphotase (liver enzyme) of 286 (normal is 40-120).
He had vomiting when we went to Utah (Feb 26) and again (March 15). It's not the stomach flu. His WBC was slightly elevtated (14.0) so maybe he had an intestinal thing going on.
He's doing better now but low on energy and not a big appetite. He'll have an ultrasound to check for gallstones on 3/22/12. More info to follow.
Here are some photos of a recent 7-mile hike we took to Windy Hill.
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| At the pond at Windy Hill Preserve |
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| He did not have a lot of energy this day so we pushed the boys a lot. |
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| Adira helping him cross the river. |
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| We are about 1/2 through a 7 mile hike. |
More hiking to Half Dome preparations here:
http://hikingtohalfdome.blogspot.com/
5 comments:
Hi Aimee,
Nice pics! 7 mi!!! That's a lot....just amazing!
Sorry to ear about David's liver enzymes. Hope it is just a viral something and subsides soon. Good Luck with the u/s tomorrow. Thanks for keeping us posted.
Take care,
Sumathi
Wow! David is looking so much better than he did a couple years ago when we were back in CA.
Love,
Lauren H.
Hi David
My name is Jenna, you are a brave, courageous fighter and an inspiration.
I was born with a rare life threatening disease, and have 14 other medical conditions, and developmental delays.
I wrote this poem
Each of us are Special
Each of us different,
No one is the same
Each of are us are unique in our own way,
Those of us who have challenges, we smile through our day.
It doesen't matter what other's say
we are special anyway.
What is forty feet and sings? the school chior
http://www.miraclechamp.webs.com
Aimee,
I have been thinking about you and your family a lot lately. I hope that David's enzymes are down and that he is doing well.
Love,
Amy Schroeder (Jacob's mom)
Thanks great blog
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