Quick Post – More Good News!
SK Murray October 27, 2011
The oncologist came by to check on Caleb. He felt the tumor and said it had softened up since yesterday. He said it was hard like marble yesterday with no give. Today it
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The oncologist came by to check on Caleb. He felt the tumor and said it had softened up since yesterday. He said it was hard like marble yesterday with no give. Today it
They finally got Caleb’s fluids where they needed to be to start chemo last night at about 10PM. Unfortunately, that means that this trip – which goes through Sunday – will have chemo
It’s been a long time since I was in bed headed for Sleepytown before 10PM, but last night I certainly was. I was asleep within minutes of my head hitting the pillow. I
We got the results from the PET scan. The only cancer cells are right around that tumor in his leg! It has not spread anywhere else. That’s the second best news we could
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Tomorrow will be a busy day, but I will try to post any results that we may get from the scan. Today was simply awesome! We had an awesome worship service and Pastor
Taking a quick break from packing up. We are moving into Mom’s house to be closer to the hospital and clinics. It’s gonna be close quarters, but it will save us time and
I was told that some of you that are following the blog don’t know what he looks like. Put this precious face in your memory banks and pray for him whenever you think
We had a lot of decisions to make yesterday after learning what the treatment plan is. With every decision we make in preparation, I am still saying, “I believe we receive Your healing!”
We met with the oncologist this morning. We come in for a PET scan and EKG on Monday. On Tuesday they put in the chemotherapy port. After that we start the chemotherapy treatments.