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However, 'tis the season and we've heard that our local public schools are already seeing the flu, strep, and mono. Jack's been a little "snotty" but we're hoping that it's his seasonal allergies acting up. In any event, we've got to make sure that he does not get any worse prior to his cranial surgery.
So if you're used to seeing this smiling face around town, you won't be seeing him again until after surgery. We'll get outdoors but we won't be planning any meet ups or get-togethers. We'll miss y'all!
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How long until surgery? And how big is this surgery? Should I know this already???
Surgery is two weeks from today. He's having an anterior cranial vault--a surprise, you know, the kind you don't like. His surgeon is concerned about increased pressure on his head. Dr. Fearon noticed how tall Jack's head is growing and he believes the skull is being pushed upward by internal pressure. The vault will open up his skull making more room and keep the pressure from pushing inward on his brain. Scary stuff, either way!
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