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Allison S Brown

Allison S Brown

Mother, blogger, and amateur photographer. A cancer life, from a mother's perspective.

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I needed to drop off fresh clothes and necessities to Hannah and Joseph today, and was able to see them both through the ward entrance windows. Hannah is coping amazingly well and they are still discussing if getting her home is a viable option. #OurNinjaWarrior #TeamHannah #LittleFighter #childhoodcancer #leedsteachinghospitals #hospitallife #cancerlife #stayhome
For the past week or so, they've trying to get Hannah to a good enough point to go home, she has had a lot of vomits today, so going home right now won't be on the cards, as they need her to tolerate her feeds without the need for TPN (IV nutrition), so wait and see, then evaluate again. Also, a new development with covid-19 restrictions on the ward, until further notice I won't be able to alternate with Joseph at the hospital, the parent who is currently there will stay until the restrictions are lifted. I am allowed to drop off supplies for Joseph but I won't be able to enter the ward, I will have to see Hannah through the window. As you can imagine this an extremely heartbreaking time and I now can't be with her when she needs my comfort, nor help Joseph with getting rest to recuperate. Our connection will now only be through facetime. Photo by Daddy #OurNinjaWarrior #TeamHannah #LittleFighter #childhoodcancer #leedsteachinghospitals #hospitallife #cancerlife #covid-19 #stayhome
My daughter is reaching almost 100 days of isolation due to suffering from leukaemia and many other added complications, an even further isolation is planned when she goes for bone marrow transplant. She's 5 next month, and now I'm having to worry about the selfish actions of others and know that any one of them could be the cause of her death if she catches this. You get to sit on your sofa, she's had to have procedure after procedure and she's still smiling. #stayhome
Whilst everyone is restricted with what they can do and who they can see, please let me know how you're doing when I send updates about Hannah. So far, Hannah's treatment will move ahead as planned (once she has improved enough to begin) and the process for transplant shouldn't be interfered with. Medical teams are speaking with each other around the world on how best to treat children in Hannah's situation, and I'm sure the same is being done for every department in the medical field. #OurNinjaWarrior #TeamHannah #LittleFighter #childhoodcancer #leedsteachinghospitals #hospitallife #cancerlife
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