Aug 10
2
Good News; Bad News
Hello everyone! I hope everyone enjoyed their weekend. As I was sitting at home this weekend, I thought about the different kinds of things that I would normally be doing if I weren’t sick such as grocery shopping or preparing for a Saturday night Bible study or my Sunday sermon. I miss waking up early on Sunday mornings to get myself ready for church. I really miss going down to the kitchen and having a nice hot cup of coffee. I miss seeing my family, my friends, and my church. You are all in my thoughts and prayers everyday and I look forward to seeing you all again soon.
So on to my updates for today. First, the bad news: 2 more cycles of chemo. Yep, the doctors called and it looks like that I need to go through with the next 2 cycles as planned.
It can definitely feel discouraging; I’m really not looking forward to any more chemo, but like I said before, God has a reason and purpose for everything. I know for sure that He is working in the background, which leads me to my good news…
The good news is that there has been significant improvement made since being diagnosed. The CT scan shows that my body is doing well and the doctors are extremely impressed with how well I’ve responded to the treatments. In fact, the doctors are not only impressed, but surprised with how well I am doing. This is all just a great testament to what a wonderful work God is doing; He hears our prayers. Although I need to continue with treatments, praise God that things are working the way they should. I’m hoping these next two cycles will fly by and there won’t be any side effects to deal with.
I hope it goes without saying, but as always, I need your prayers. Prayer is what’s keeping me going. And again, from the bottom of my heart, thank you so much. Thank you for always thinking of me and my family and uplifting us in prayer.
My third cycle will begin this Thurday, August 5th. I’ll be in the hospital receiving treatments for 5 continuous days and then I’ll go home for 2 weeks where again, I will recover and rest till the next cycle begins.
Until next time…God bless and talk to you soon!