Well, it's Friday afternoon and no phone call, so I am pretty confident that the scans were clear. We won't get the definitive word until Wednesday, but it would be extremely unlikely that they are just sitting on this information. We went back today for EKG, Echo, and xrays and he did great and was really cooperative.
Also, I think I found the perfect part-time job. It starts mid-October, and it is afterschool math tutoring through the No Child Left Behind program. I'd be working as an independent contractor through Mathnasium working at two Title I schools in the West Valley. The pay is much higher than most part-time jobs I've looked at, and the hours are really perfect as I would work approximately 2:30 - 5 and do administrative work from home according to my schedule. I think it is going to really be a good thing.
Thanks for all of the support and prayer through the waiting!
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- On August 27th 2008 we noticed that Aaron's leg appeared swollen. Within days he was diagnosed with metastatic Ewing's Sarcoma with the primary site in his left femur and tumors in both lungs. Soon he started a very aggressive chemotherapy regimen. He has finished 7 rounds of chemo and a resection of his femur, and now is undergoing a stem cell transplant. His own stem cells were cancer-free, so they were harvested and put back into his body after a very intense week of chemo that is meant to obliterate his bone marrow. Despite it all he has charmed his nurses and everyone at Phoenix Children's Hospital, and he continues to grow and thrive even when we were told he wouldn't. His prognosis is good, and he is a fighter!