Krew’s Laser Treatment

Whitney (7:40am PST, Friday, 4/29/22)

Little Krew man is off to surgery #11. He is starting a series of laser treatments to hopefully break down some of the thick scarring that can occur with pediatric burns. Kids heal much faster than adults, but then don’t “stop” healing causing the scars to thicken. 

We left our home at 5am. Krew asked, “why does this Dr. want to see me in the dark?” He was very pleasant this morning. Getting even more people to adore him. 

The Dr. said not to expect much visual change until 3-4 rounds of the treatment. This treatment will also help to reduce pain and itching. Krew wakes up most nights crying that he’s so itchy. This is after layers of lotion and anti-itching medication. 

These treatments aren’t covered by surgery, because they are “cosmetic”. I just can’t tell you how unfortunate that is. 

Todays treatment will be on his shoulders and forearms stopping at the wrist. Depending on how well it goes on his arms will determine if we start treatments on his face.



Comments

  1. I hope all goes well

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  2. Prayers and hugs

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  3. Bless this beautiful sweetheart. Did you guys ever find out why the propane heater exploded? Sounds like a negligence lawsuit against the manufacturer is appropriate!

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  4. Wishing Krew strength and luck to infinity.

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  5. Prays are with him

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  6. Our prayers are with all of you.

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  7. Sending so much love and strength he is so brave.

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  8. I can’t believe these procedures would be considered cosmetic. Continued prayers!

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  9. Thank you for sharing your experience with laser skin resurfacing! It's fascinating to read about your journey and the positive results you've seen. I've been considering this treatment for a while now, and your detailed account has given me a lot more confidence in making a decision. It's encouraging to know that the process was smooth and the recovery manageable. Your insights on the initial discomfort and the gradual improvement of your skin are very helpful. I look forward to reading more about your progress and any tips you might have for first-timers. Keep up the great work with your blog!

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