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The results are in from my latest CT scan

Sydney is back from camp, our new puppy Poppy is so much fun and the CT scan showed relative stability or slight improvement — all signs look good.

By Elana Waldman

Updated June 11, 2014

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The results are in from my latest CT scan

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Sydney is back from camp, our new puppy Poppy is so much fun and the CT scan showed relative stability or slight improvement — all signs look good. Fingers crossed things keep moving in this direction and we don't have another setback — a little bit of boring would be most welcome right now.

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