Tonight we were able to attend the Diamondbacks game thanks to the American Cancer Society. They have a partnership with the Diamondbacks and a few times a year they have seats available for the American Cancer Society. We certainly had a blast and we felt like we received the star treatment with our seats being in one of the party suites on the Diamond Level. Free Diamondback hats were handed out and free duffle bags also. They also gave us a $20 voucher for concessions and even a parking pass. A great time was had by all and we realized the cancer has some perks. Very few but I’m trying to look on the bright side here. Tonight was amazing and the best part was just hanging out as a family together (minus Wyatt). He is just at way too crazy of an age so he will have to come with us next time. If you have a 1 year old you know what I am talking about. Anyway, we are coming up on our year anniversary of Troy’s diagnosis and I am so happy to have the first year under my belt. Troy started off the summer with a spinal tap and another round of maintenance. This start hasn’t been too bad and he really is doing so great. I love that you can look at him and not even know what an ordeal he has been through. Thanks for all the continued support and concern for Troy and our family. We are still so grateful to you all.Saturday, May 31, 2008
Diamondbacks Game
Tonight we were able to attend the Diamondbacks game thanks to the American Cancer Society. They have a partnership with the Diamondbacks and a few times a year they have seats available for the American Cancer Society. We certainly had a blast and we felt like we received the star treatment with our seats being in one of the party suites on the Diamond Level. Free Diamondback hats were handed out and free duffle bags also. They also gave us a $20 voucher for concessions and even a parking pass. A great time was had by all and we realized the cancer has some perks. Very few but I’m trying to look on the bright side here. Tonight was amazing and the best part was just hanging out as a family together (minus Wyatt). He is just at way too crazy of an age so he will have to come with us next time. If you have a 1 year old you know what I am talking about. Anyway, we are coming up on our year anniversary of Troy’s diagnosis and I am so happy to have the first year under my belt. Troy started off the summer with a spinal tap and another round of maintenance. This start hasn’t been too bad and he really is doing so great. I love that you can look at him and not even know what an ordeal he has been through. Thanks for all the continued support and concern for Troy and our family. We are still so grateful to you all.
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i just want to kiss his and abby dabby doos face!
Emma was so funny just now as I was reading your post. She said, "Mom, where was Troy at church today?" (cause we were sitting right in front of you all) I said, "uh, he was right behind us." She said, "oh, you mean he was the cute one with hair now?" You gotta love the honesty of kids!
Here's to one year down and MANY more happy ones to come!!!! *hugs*
Fun times with the fam! Troy looks so old with that hat and sweatband on.
You guys all look great. Troy looks like he had a blast.
What a blast. You all deserve it. Good to hear you have almost survived the first yr. Troy looks great :)
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