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Well Kolby is back to taking all the meds that she dreads. The chemo is bad enough...but taking all these meds three times a day is just horrible. She downs her meds with chocolate milk. And, really she doesn't complain that much anymore....she is used to it. But it is just such a pain. I really feel like I am in a complaining mood today. Kolby isn't feeling as well as we would like, and she isn't in that good of a mood either. I guess it's better that all us girls are in a bad mood all together and to get it over with in one day, right?

When Kolby went to the doctors one of her doctors asked if she wouldn't mind being photographed with him. She said sure. The Review Journal was there writing a story on Dr. Kline, one of the doctors and they needed a picture of him. So, she took the pic with him and we thought that was pretty cool.

Fortunately I was able to take a couple days off of work and the whole family is home this weekend to spend time together and take care of and spoil Kolby. She sure deserves it! Love ya Kolbsters!!!!

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  1. LeahSeptember 19, 2010 at 12:28 AM

    That's how I get Luke to take his medicine too! He refuses to take any medication, even the yummy flavored antibiotics, so I have to make chocolate milk cocktails. Too bad you can't blend yours up and mix 'em in, huh?

    Sorry that things have been a little "down" today. I just hate that you have to go through all of this!

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  2. MirandaSeptember 21, 2010 at 6:01 PM

    Hey! You dont know me but mr nekoba from schofield was telling us that you were in his band class two years ago and he tried explaining what your disease was but not very many people understood.Anyways,two-thirds if not all of schofield are running the marathon at school next thursday. We are all sure that you willBEAT this cancer and move forward with your life.

    HUGS!!!!:)

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  3. Kristin ChesnikSeptember 22, 2010 at 1:28 PM

    Sorry for the down day and praying for a better one today!

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