200 days since our world has changed! 

Kins had made it to the second half of Delayed Intensification. Our house is starting to look more like a nursing station with a plethora of medicine bottles, sharps containers, pill crushers, alcohol wipes, chemo bags, sealed syringes, medical gloves, surgical masks, etc. 

While we try to empower and educate Kinsley about what is going into her body and why, we've had some linguistical laughs with these new chemotherapies:
- Cyclophosphamide
- Thioguanine
- Cytarabine

Cytarabine is a chemo injection that Rob and I have to give to Kinsley in her thigh at home. Thioguanine is a pill we have to crush. Unfortunately, Kins has to ingest a lot of drugs that Rob and I are not even supposed to touch or breathe in... This puts the world of pediatric cancer into perspective and makes me wonder about the effects of these drugs on her body in the future. 

Nonetheless, we cherish every day together and are beyond fortunate to be among the lucky ones who have made it 200 days!

Hugs and Prayers
xoxox