Chapter 19CJMC-Trenton
Thursday, November 24
Thanksgiving Day
“I can’t believe that your mama, Luigi, Uncle, Aunt Rosalia, Bobby, Keith, Jason, and Zach left Aunt Angelina’s to come and see Mom.” Gray couldn’t believe how the families had rallied around him and his mother. Genevieve was doing much better than she did the last time. At Enzo’s two days prior to the chemotherapy and her first day at the hospital, Dr. Mahoney prescribed an expensive drug with a high co-payment on their former insurance that was covered by the Sunset’s plan. It worked to eliminate the nausea caused by chemotherapy when used in combination with a steroid.
“She’s tolerating the food and was even able to eat a Thanksgiving dinner, modified to meet the requirements of her diet,” Gray told Mama. “She’s doing so
