I played basketball last night and it continues to be a nice gift. Although my friend Matt got slapped in the face and headbutted... But, we won and I played effectively (didn't have to foul anybody to get out of the game like 2 weeks ago).
My girls are so fun to hang out with. We went to the park this evening and they are a lot of fun. Ron even got to Whomp a lab that came running to him (Ron broke out of his leash... you should see him after he gets to whomp a dog, he is so happy...).
Julia is starting to "express" herself a bit more. Which means she scratches and claws when not being heard. Caroline is listening better (and worse), and becoming far more interesting.
I should say something REALLY inspiring, but we are just so glad to be done. I wonder if we have been inspiring to any of the nurses or doctors. I kind of doubt it. Apparently my chemo is pretty rigorous and they usually just felt sorry for me.
I will continue to do school this summer. My next CAT scan is in November or December (remember I had one after surgery and they couldn't see the cancer then). My next meeting with the doc will be at the end of August. My overall recovery should take about a month - including hair.
Thank you for your prayers, notes, meals, thoughts, etc.
3 comments:
I feel like there should be a huge celebration!!! The kind where we are happy in our places, and leave you alone to rest and enjoy your kids (and Julia being 1), but in a grand celebration sort of way. I am glad for you and all your girls that you are done!
So happy that you are done. It will be nice to have the whole Matt back.
Love you buddy.
Matt, I am glad, too, it is over.
Sarah Coleman's co-worker had a hysterectomy (spelling) and they had a going-away party for her uterus. Only Sarah could get away with planning such an event...but I hope you have the energy to celebrate in your own way. I will give God a great big "Thank you!"
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