104°F Fever During Childhood Leukemia Maintenance | Urgent Chest X-Ray & Our 11 PM Family Vigil

When your 10-year-old daughter is in childhood leukemia maintenance therapy, a sudden 104°F fever in the late afternoon changes everything in a single heartbeat. 💛 Doing It for Na (Support Little Na & Our Family): https://ko-fi.com/nunanyfamily In today's episode of NuNaNy Family, our 10-year-old daughter Na suddenly spikes a 104°F fever in our 650-square-foot rented home. After giving her a dose of fever reducer and laying a cool washcloth on her forehead, my wife Nguyet and I immediately contact Dr. Trang—Head of the Pediatric Hematology and Oncology Department at Children's Hospital Number Two, who directly oversees Na's leukemia maintenance care. While Nguyet and Aunt Thao stay home to care for 5-month-old Baby Tony (during his afternoon break from his Ponseti clubfoot boots and bar), I take Na to our local medical clinic to run the urgent blood panel and chest X-ray Dr. Trang ordered (just under $20 total). Up on the 3rd-floor laboratory—where Na comes almost every 1 to 2 weeks for routine blood monitoring—she sits with complete confidence for a single-stick blood draw and walks into the X-ray suite all by herself. After waiting 15 minutes for the printed chest X-ray film, I ask the clinic to send the 2-hour blood test results straight to my phone so I can forward them to Dr. Trang—who confirms Na's lungs are clear and diagnoses a viral fever. On our way home, Mom Nguyet was so worried that she handed Baby Tony to Aunt Thao and rode out on her scooter to look for us! Through an afternoon of keeping Na hydrated as the high fever causes vomiting, filming the colorful living room paintings that helped Na push through the physical pain of leukemia treatment, sharing a late 10:10 PM family dinner with 14-year-old big brother Nu, and carrying Na to bed at 11:12 PM for a warm sponge bath—thank you for walking alongside our family of six. ⏱️ CHAPTERS: 00:00 Cold Open: 104°F Fever During Childhood Leukemia Maintenance 01:16 104°F Fever in Our 650 Sq Ft Home & Calling Dr. Trang (Pediatric Hematology) 03:36 Preparing for the Clinic & Mom Re-Tying Na's Crooked Ponytail 04:55 Scooter Ride to the Local Clinic & Registering Dr. Trang's Lab Orders 07:09 $20 Blood Panel & Walking Up to the 3rd-Floor Laboratory 08:30 Weekly Routine: Brave 10-Year-Old Na & Single-Stick Blood Draw 09:16 Elevator to Digital Chest X-Ray & Waiting 15 Minutes for the Film 11:13 Forwarding Results to Dr. Trang: Clear Lungs & Viral Fever Diagnosis 12:18 Riding Home & Mom Riding Out on the Road Out of Worry 13:25 Preventing Dehydration, Baby Tony's Clubfoot Break & Fever Vomiting 16:12 4:40 PM: Feeding 5-Month-Old Baby Tony Warm Puree 18:20 9:35 PM Sofa Vigil: The Wall Paintings That Helped Na Through Leukemia Pain 20:30 10:10 PM Late Family Dinner & Tying Baby Tony's Bib 23:25 11:12 PM Fever Spike: Carrying Na to Bed & Midnight Warm Sponge Bath 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 ABOUT NUNANY FAMILY (6 MEMBERS): • Dad Cuong (40 — Father's POV Narrator, starting over at 40) • Mom Nguyet (Devoted Wife & Mother) • Aunt Thao (Always supporting our 6-member household) • Big Brother Nu (14 — Eldest Son) • Sister Na (10 — Brave Little Artist, Childhood Leukemia Maintenance Journey) • Baby Tony (5 Months — Congenital Clubfoot Journey with Ponseti Boots & Bar) 💛 Doing It for Na (Support Little Na & Our Family): https://ko-fi.com/nunanyfamily #NuNaNyFamily #FatherhoodDocumentary #StartingOverAt40 #ChildhoodLeukemiaSurvivor #BabyClubfootJourney #650SqFtHome #DadOf3Vlog #MrMomStyleVlog #FrugalFamilyLiving #WholesomeFamilyVlog