Saturday, May 12, 2012

Our little hockey player!


After waiting for three and a half long years Joshua is finally on his first hockey team! They had their inaugural game today with Joshua taking his first shift on the ice. He did really well and played hard along with the rest of his teammates. This is the realization of a dream Joshua has had since he got diagnosed way back in 2008 and after a long fight and a lot of patience and practice he has arrived. We are so very proud of our little hockey player!

I know it has been a while since I posted anything so it is only fair to give you all an update on what has been going on in our part of the world. Joshua recovered wonderfully from his port removal surgery and only has a small scar to show for it. We finally had to move out of our house and are now renting a house not very far from where we lived before, we are still unpacking and trying to figure out where everything goes :) We were incredibly lucky to have managed to hang on to our house the entire time Joshua was in treatment but our time has run out. So we are beginning a new adventure as a family and are looking forward to growing stronger this year as we move forward. Everyone is healthy and the boys are doing great in school and already looking forward to summer vacation.

I will leave you with a short clip of Joshua handling the puck for the first time as a member of a hockey team :)


2 comments:

Jamie(Sister) said...

Joshua!!! We are so very proud of you!!! I can't explain how excited i get seeing you out there skating on a TEAM!!
Not many people get to actually do what they dream of! But you are :-) I am one proud sister :-) I get to brag about you fighting Cancer and then show this video saying "yep tha's our Joshy, Only 3 1/2 months ago he was takin Chemo."
You are doing great bug KEEP IT UP

LOVE YOU TONS
JAMIE ALLIE CHRISTIAN BELLA AND SPIKE

Kate said...

I came across this blog when looking up info on/personal accounts about IVIG and was very impressed that you have made entry for each day of your journey. I'm very glad to hear Joshua is doing relatively well and enjoying life off treatment. Best wishes to your entire family. I hope you're all have a good day!