Are you an optimistic person? Do you see the cup as half full, even if someone throws a lemon into it? I would say I’m fairly optimistic. I like to wake up in the morning and think “Ah, a brand new day to unwrap; wonder what God’s got for me today?” I know that sounds…
This past Friday I was able to come home from my second completed consolidation treatment. What that basically means is that they took my chemo treatments that I received in September, and administered them at a lesser dose (consolidated). I’m getting the same chemotherapy, just at a lesser rate. I will be doing this 2…
I’m back in Ann Arbor for round #2 of 4. Two weeks ago, I couldn’t bear the thought of going back and doing this all over again. I felt like my body had been through enough. But over the past 2 weeks, God has given me a new perspective and I am ready to tackle this leukemia…
Not a minute too early and not a minute too late. When the Israelites were wandering in the desert for 40 years, God provided manna. Every day. They weren’t to store it up for then it would rot (except on Saturday they could gather a double portion so that they could rest on Sunday). God…
This is a picture of freedom! Thought it was time to give a little update… Yesterday I had a blood draw to see if I needed a blood transfusion and lo and behold, my white blood cell count is in the normal range again! The rest of my counts, such as my platelets and hemoglobin…
Over the past week, I am finding myself mourning what leukemia has conveniently taken. I know, this isn’t one of those “start on a positive” posts from Kristin, but I am still processing what happened on September 15. I feel like it’s one of those “Ebenezer” moments where I can see God’s hand in so…
