Gavin’s 1st infusion: Success

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Gavin’s 1st infusion was completed in about 4 hours. It took much longer then we thought but Gavin did well. So far his body seems to be tolerating the procedure without side effect.

He may get a bad headache, back pain and nausea. However, so far he’s just tired. So we’ll just count our blessings.

Akron Children’s Hospital was amazing today. They are truly among the best of the best. They showed a tremendous amount of compassion and understanding throughout the entire ordeal.

We also spoke with the doctor as well. She said that at this point we will do the infusions for least the next year. At that point we’ll stop for 3 months and see what happens. More likely then not Gavin will need these infusions indefinitely. We still don’t know for sure what’s the cause of all this but she is hoping the Gavin’s eye exam next week will shed some light.

Until then, we must wait. She also wants Elliott tested as well due to his frequent respiratory issues. I don’t know what the future holds but for today we survived.

Thank you for all the support….

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Rob Gorski

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kim

my heart goes out to Gavin & family
I hope to see him soon Gavin always
makes me smile I will keep u all in my
prayers
love kim&noah<3

Lost_and_Tired

Thanks alot Kim. Hope your summer is going well.

yay! I had IVIG when I was young (of course it was fairly new then and not nearly as good as it’s supposed to be now) and did not tolerate it well at all… was keeping quiet so as not to cause extra concern, glad it’s going well for him!

Dearest_Nikky

Aunt Nikky is OH SO PROUD!!! 🙂

Tired Mom

I am so happy that the visit went better than anticipated. I hope he doesn't experience any bad side effects. Continuing to pray for you and the family!
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