these are pics of Maeve in her bob.
AND....pcitures of Paige! I haven't uploaded pictures of Paige at all, so here she is, at 5 mths.

images of her

Since we're back, thought I'd just upload pictures of maeve taken at the hospital, so that those of you praying for her will be reassured. she looks just fine!These were taken after abdomen surgery, prior to chemotherapy. will upload pics of her bob hair-do soon.it won't remain long as her hair is dropping rapidly now which irritates her a lot. She has since asked to to shave it all off, which we'll be doing in the next couple of days. Thankfully, she is still really young, so thinks that losing her hair is part of growing up, like her cousin losing baby teeth at 6 yrs old!

Warrior princess going home!

"Maeve is good today. Going home later. Runny nose started today so did mucous swab. Hope just common cold."

Better

"Last night Maeve did not have fever at all and blood counts coming up slowly. It has not reached the normal range but is out of danger. If all well, tomorrow we can go home!"

A tough week

"After the blood transfusion, Maeve started to have rashes and high fever."

It has been tough for the Low family.

This week is even tougher for them. Chemo side effects started to surface, a painful sore throat, a fluctuate temperature, a worrying infection and a blood transfusion. It had been a roller roaster ride for the Low family. One can only imagine how they coped with all that had happened this week.

Tomorrow is Sunday, a sabbath for Christians. A day to be still before God.

Let's pray that the Low family will have a chance to be still before the Lord. To know and trust that despite what is happening, our God is still in control.

In control simply because He is God.

Blood transfusion needed

"Maeve would be doing blood transfusion later. Pray that there will not be side effects and that the blood she gets is clean."

Temperature still high

"Maeve's temperature has been very high. Almost 40. Today will decide whether to do blood transfusion. Pray her counts climb up to help her to fight this infection."