They found one band under the microscope today which in the large scope of things does not mean much, but when you are up from all zeros that's improvement! I know that sounds technical but its really not, if you look at a CBC readout (complete blood count) you will find segs, bands, and white blood count. Add segs and bands together and times that by WBC and you have your ANC, Absolute Neutrophil Count, otherwise known as the number they use to determine your ability to fight infection. So today Ty's segs are 0, bands 1, and WBC is 2.0 you have to move the decimal of WBC to the right one and that would make it (0+1)x20=20 ANC is 20, which shows up on the results as a zero, but hey I'm counting it as improvement. : ) His other results are HCT 32, PLTS 124, and I think dad said his weight this morning was 29lbs~ up a little I think because they have him on fluids cause he isn't drinking enough |
Thanks for the updates! Always thinking of you guys! Sorry you have to be at the hospital-I know its got to be hard taking care of Ty while still being there for your other children too. Glad your husband is home to help!
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