Bo is an energetic three year old. He was diagnosed with Medulloblastoma, a highly malignant brain tumor, at 23 months old on Aug. 21, 2009. He had surgery to remove the tumor. He then had three rounds of chemo and three stem cell transplants. He suffered from posterior fossa syndrome and has rebounded tremendously. He doesn't slow down, which we wouldn't have it any other way. He loves Disny Pixar movies and Thomas the train. He is his momma and daddy's "Mr. Incredible."
We recently found out he has relapsed. He is going to have another surgery and then we will do radiation. Bo is the personification of strength. He will take this in stride and keep on playing and soing waht chidren should do. We have a saying around our house. "Be strong!!! Be Bo strong!!!"
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