Sean’s Journey

or, my life after I got cancer

 

    Sean is six.   He has had many stars for bravery.

This blog lets the universe know of Sean.   It invites you to pray for him.   And it gives information and inspiration to the people who care and to all others who visit.

Oct. 26, 2006
22 October

  

Postcards can just be sent to our new post box – The Ternents, PO Box 1702, Paraparaumu Beach, 5032.

 

 

I’ve got all the postcards in dividers inside a folder at the moment, just to keep them sorted by country until I can get organized properly – we have quite a few!  The boys are really enjoying receiving mail.  And seeing what country will arrive today! 

 

So good being home, and Wellington hospital is turning out to be a very good choice – some things already being done better than Auckland.  Even though in Starship it is a dedicated kids oncology ward – it is overflowing and you often get put in other wards because there’s no room in oncology, unless you are really sick or neutropenic (no white cells) you end up in a 4 bed room with snoring dads, puking kids etc etc.   We have our own room here and the continuity of care is far better.   And this is all due to the smaller population and the fact that they can accommodate us more down here.  The Staff in Starship were wonderful, but just so busy.  We’ve also had visits from doctors and nurses who helped out with Sean when he first went into Wellington hospital, and they’ve heard he’s back and are very pleased to have him back and have been in to say hi!  Even had hugs from a couple – including one of the doctors – pity I’m married!!!

 

Anyway thanks so much for your support  – we are very lucky to have so many great people out there.  

 

Love Catherine


Comments

Oct. 28, 2006 - i sent postcards

Posted by Pam Hall

Hi there Catherine,
I sent two postcards to Auckland the weekend you moved. I do hope you will still get them.
Also just wanted to say...I would sooo love to give blood but I cant as I was in England in 1985 and the risk of CJD stops people who were there then being able to give blood. Apologies.
Say hi to Sean and Cameron ( and Mark) for me.. wish I was back in Wgtn to help out. Might have to pull a couple of strings and get some meals to you.....
Thanks for the blog. I know how hard it is when you are so busy to think of others and to blog. I appreciate it.
Have a good day.
Pam Hall
Adelaide

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Please pray for our little boy!

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Our Six year old son Sean has cancer. Has an "Anaplastic Large Cell Lymphoma". And now the disease has spread to his central nervous system.

Sean is a fighter and so is his nine year old brother Cameron. The four of us, Mum, Dad and the two brothers have agreed we're going to fight this thing as a family. We are expecting Sean to make a full recovery. But we have also agreed that we can't win this fight alone. We need the help of Sean's medical team, and we need hundreds and hundreds of people to pray!

So please help us by praying for Sean.

Some days the fighting takes a heavy toll on our family. On those days Sean is too tired to fight, Catherine is drained from the weeks in Hospital, Cameron and Mark feel helpless and don't know what to do to help Sean. But we know that with the help of your prayers we can win this!

Thank you for your prayers

Mark and Catherine Ternent.

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