We have been seriously busy with the plague the past week or so, but yesterday we had a moment to breathe and noticed that MERCY'S HEMANGIOMA LOOKS GREAT! This is amazing since she only had 9 doses (3 days) then we needed to stop them due to her getting rotovirus at the hospital. BUT THE HEMANGIOMA CONTINUES TO CHANGE FOR THE BETTER!!! Here are photos from March 3 - the day before we started the propranalol.
And this was last night:
Can you just imagine how excited we are?!?! This morning it even looks flatter than these photos... wow. I'll keep everyone posted
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That is awesome!! So thankful for God's help.
ReplyDeleteRose
that's amazing.
ReplyDeletekeep taking pictures.
Cristina.
HOORAY! That is a BIG difference!
ReplyDeleteAnge
Wow, that looks so much better! You must be thrilled. We are all very excited for you and for Mercy. We continue to pray. How wonderful!
ReplyDeleteOh Carrie, I am so happy for you right now that I am tearing up because I am so glad that this is working for Mercy. I am more sold on this med now I hope it works for MyKaela when we start it.
ReplyDeletekrystal
Wow, what a big difference. We are praying here for continued good results.
ReplyDeleteOh wow! I am so glad for you guys!
ReplyDeleteThat is so great! It does look better. We are praying...
ReplyDeleteWow! She looks terrific. When will she have more treatments?
ReplyDeleteBarb Roni's Mom
Praise the Lord, the prayers of the saints have been heard and he is answering our prayers and she WILL be healed to show the GLORY of God to everyone that comes in contact with her.
ReplyDeleteThat is wonderful...hope the progress continues!
ReplyDeleteHere is a link to photos of a child on the same medication...Thank God for modern medicine.
ReplyDeletehttp://content.nejm.org/cgi/content/full/358/24/2649/F1
Heavenly Father is working a miracle on your little angel. Our prayers continue to be with your family.
ReplyDeleteWow - what an amazing change! Praise the Lord! Will continue to keep her in our prayers!!
ReplyDeleteIn His Love,
Sarah in WA
That is SO exciting! We are praying for little Mercy continually. William had a hemangioma on his chest, but it ended up going away.
ReplyDeleteSo glad things are working out for you!
Carri -- wonderful, speedy results! I am thrilled for you! Praise the Lord. What a precious child you have, friend... and she has a precious Mama. Love, Anne
ReplyDeleteWow! That is amazing! We will keep praying (and for you all to get over the plague!) Lisa~
ReplyDeleteHi Eric, Carri and family,
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful improvement and beginning answer to all our prayers. Love and hugs to all your family. Will continue to pray.
One of your avid blog followers in CA. I just had to post a comment on this.
gloria
I found your blog about a week ago and have been catching up on Mercy's story.
ReplyDeleteMy son was born just over 2 years ago with liver disease and has since had a transplant, so I am familiar with the 'medical world'. (More than I ever thought I would be!) (Interestingly, he had a small (just a bit larger than a quarter) hemangioma on the very top of his head.)
All that to say, I think Mercy is beautiful, and so is her story. The way God worked through the insurance company was amazing! Isn't He good? :) Also amazing are these pictures of the improvements she has made on the treatment so far. We will be praying that everyone can get (and stay!) well so the treatments can continue.
Carri,
ReplyDeleteThat is AWESOME!!!! It looks so improved in such a short time! PTL!!!!
That is amazing!!!!! May God continue to bless Mercy with the Propanol. And may everyone get better soon too. Those yucky plagues....ick!
ReplyDeleteWow! How exciting!
ReplyDeletePraise God for Propranalol!
I CAN imagine how happy you all are! This is fantastic news! Praise God and we will be praying for the healing to continue!
ReplyDeleteWOW! What a difference! I am so sorry I haven't checked on your blog in a while to pray for the nasty virus too! Praying for you all now! Bless ya!
ReplyDeleteLookin' good! So glad you guys are recovering from the plague.
ReplyDeleteJust came by to visit again. I know I already wrote in but that really is amazing! I had to show my daughter Mercy's improvement in just that short time.
ReplyDeleteeunice:O)
This looks like such a rapid improvement! I have had cavernous hemangenomas my whole life. Luckily they didn't encroach into any major systems so I have been able to live with it. But I have more and more pain from them. Do you mind emailing me so I can get some advice? I had embolizations and they were quite painful. That was 4 years ago. Now I need to finish and I was wondering what else was out there. Thanks in Advance, Jackie
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