Mysteries

Last week we discovered that my 15 year old had a very low hemoglobin and the size of his red blood cells was very small as well. Our hemotologist said that since he has not had any prolonged bleeds that we are aware of we need to investigate. He has had a CT scan of his abdomen which was normal. Today we are seeing a GI doctor to dig a bit deeper. The thought is that he has some slow bleeding .... maybe in his GI....that is just not enough to give any signs but enough that over time has lowered his hemoglobin.

The "battle of the hemoglobin" is one I'm sure we have all dealt with. If you feel comfortable, please share your stories. Maybe something someone else has been through will give us ideas of what to look for in my son.

Have a fantastic day!

Lori

Annual NHF Meeting Sanfranciso, Ca October 2009

Hi everyone,

I am so excited that this month is NHF, we meet so many people, make freinds for life and learn about hemophilia. I hope to see some of you there, have a safe trip

National Hemophilia Foundation Annual Meeting

San Francisco California October 2009
For those of you that are attending NFH make sure you stop by and visit the CSL Booth 100
See all of you in San Francisco
Rhonda

good morning golfers and baseball players

it is beautifull here in Roseville California today at the JNC
Good Luck everyone one

JNC SACRAMENTO CALIFORNIA

Welcome everyone that is attending the JNC in Sacramento, Ca on Sunday
It is going to be a gorgeous day with lots of fun, friends and excitement

broken Ankle in 4 places

Good Morning everyone, today is a big day at our house, we are going to the doctor and get the official word that my son can walk on his ankle again He broke it July 22nd, had surgery and spend the summer in a boot, wheelchair and crutches. I am just so thankful that we are able to suffer these minor problems in life as they are Minor. With modern technology one being factor he only spend one day in the hospital and they feel that there will not be any permanent damage
thanks for all your prayers