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Noah's Enucleation 27/12/2017

Noah's surgery was 8 months ago and only now do I feel able to share this. I wanted this blog to have a positive outlook on Noah's journey and be informative for other parents facing similar circumstances. But when I was faced with Noah's enucleation after feeling so hopeful and sure of his triumph, all I felt was despair and anxiety at the implications of Noah's enucleation. I think a part of me is still in mourning of Noah's eye as crazy as that sounds. I don't want to feel like that and feel like it's wrong to be feeling like that, but I know its Okay. After all Noah is Cancer free and that is the most amazing weight lifted but I've felt a ricochet of emotions since that unexpected turn of events shot us down 8 months ago. I'm still coming to terms with it and getting used to caring for Noah's prosthetic eye. Thankfully we've have had a fantastic year so far and Noah has adapted amazingly well so far. Besides waiting for Noah's firs

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