10-18-07I have been so busy, time has just slipped away. School has been a very intensive two weeks. But this coming week seems even more so. Boyd is doing good on the chemo though is starting to have some side effects such as sore jaw/mouth, sleeping arm and very noticably more fatiqued. I can't wait to get the ct to see what is happening inside with the chemo. They keeep putting it off, and that is my life link right now. I so want to hear the chemo is working and he will be okay. I have faith that will happen. I trust God will give us more time together. Hope you all are well. You have each been in my thoughts and prayers. love Faith
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Hope keeps faith strong. In Philippians Paul encourages, \"Don\'t fret or worry. Instead of worryng, pray. Let petitions and praises shape your worries into prayers, letting God know your concerns. Before you know it, a sense of God\'s wholeness, everything coming togeher for good, will come and settle you down. It\'s wonderful what happens when Christ displaces worry at the center of your life.\" When my mom was diagnosed with stage 4 cancer, it was such a shock that reality didn\'t settle in for awhile. My step dad did a wonderful job of caring for her. I\'ll always admire and love him for his intimate care of my mommie.... God knew your hubby would need you at such a time as this. He knew that your deep love and respect for your husband would help him get through this arduous time. I know that my mom become quite fatigued with the chemo. It is such a nasty way to help kill those pesky wild cells. I\'ll pray for your husband to have the strength of the Lord invade him as he goes about his day. The invasion of the Lord is our strength. You are a courageous person, one whom I greatly admire....
I so hope you get the news that you want and glad to hear that Boyd is doing pretty good. Fatigue is normal. I will keep you both in my thoughts. Hugs, Sharon