Alright! I was wrong, and I am glad!!!!
Post date: Dec 9, 2010 8:24:40 AM
Ok, so another time has come and gone where I had to wait for the scan results to be interpreted and my life hung in the balance. The report shows the mass in my head is STABLE! This is great, I have another six months at least where I don’t have to do Chemotherapy! I like the sound of that, not having to do it that is.
Ok, so another time has come and gone where I had to wait for the scan results to be interpreted and my life hung in the balance. The report shows the mass in my head is STABLE! This is great, I have another six months at least where I don’t have to do Chemotherapy! I like the sound of that, not having to do it that is.
On a side note, I am talking with my cousin periodically who is on Chemo for his Brain Tumor for a year, it is not so bad for him so far. I guess as “not so bad” as something horrible like Chemo can be. He is in good spirits and still able to work and function so far, he is pleased with that and I am praying for him. Please if you read this, pray for him too.
On a side note, I am talking with my cousin periodically who is on Chemo for his Brain Tumor for a year, it is not so bad for him so far. I guess as “not so bad” as something horrible like Chemo can be. He is in good spirits and still able to work and function so far, he is pleased with that and I am praying for him. Please if you read this, pray for him too.
Thanks for all of the support of the 3 people that read this! I love you all and look forward to making this site really enticing reading! Here is one I really like:
Thanks for all of the support of the 3 people that read this! I love you all and look forward to making this site really enticing reading! Here is one I really like:
“To avoid situations in which you might make mistakes may be the biggest mistake of all.”
“To avoid situations in which you might make mistakes may be the biggest mistake of all.”
- Peter McWilliams
- Peter McWilliams