We came home around lunchtime on Saturday and Ryan wanted a happy meal from McDonald's on the way home so we stopped. He ended up wanting a happy meal the next three days in a row so that's what he got. We are in the strange parenting position of wanting our child to eat more fattening food to gain weight instead of eating vegetables and fruit. Last night at dinner was a little surreal when Ryan was negotiating just exactly how much of each item on his plate he was going to have to eat before he was through with supper and I told him that he should skip the broccoli in favor of eating more mashed potatoes. What kind of parent tells their kid not to eat the green vegetable and instead eat more starchy stuff? Once again Ryan never got sick a single time during this round of chemotherapy. His energy level also seems to have remained higher than last time. He has done very well thus far with it all. He goes back to the oncologist this Thursday for more chemo but it is outpatient and only takes a few minutes to give it to him. As long as his counts are still good he'll only be there for a few hours and then be back home. Next Thursday we have another outpatient treatment and also an appointment with the opthalmologist to see about correcting his eyes. We had an opthalmology appt. a couple of months ago and they wanted to wait until March to see if his eyes would correct themselves a little more before we did any surgery or other treatment. I'm anxious and nervous about that appointment to find out what, if anything, can be done to help correct the crosseyed problem he's having. Keep that in your prayers.