Post-Op

We went to Les's post-op appointment today and everything is progressing well. He can't do PE type activities for a month, which doesn't dissapoint him at all!

School starts back tomorrow, so we will see how his brain works.

Thanks again for the prayers. We still need them during this recovery/transition back to school process.

A quick summary of Les' condition.

Visit the archives for more information...

In April 2003, Les Fountain (4 years old at the time) was diagnosed with high-risk medulloblastoma, a cancer in his brain and spinal cord. He had a tumor removed from his brain in late April 2003 and there were tumors in his spine that were inoperable. In May 2003, he began radiation and chemotherapy treatments. The radiation treatments concluded on July 11, 2003. The chemotherapy treatments ended on June 9, 2004. On Les' November 2003 MRI scan, there were NO TUMORS in his brain or spine!!! He's still clear today!

In January 2015 Les experienced a seizure and needed a cavernoma removed from his brain.

In 2022 Les's mobility started declining. After a year of exploration, it was determined that the cause was most likely cerebellar atrophy.

Les Fountain's Cancer Experience

Search This Blog

Post-Op