The last three days George has felt the best since starting the chemo, but not completely symptom free. It appears that his week off chemo is going to be a bit more of a struggle than we had hoped, and take a bit longer to feel somewhat normal. George needs to be cautious about being exposed to a large amount of people so he stayed home rather than attend some of our normal Easter events. His longtime friend Rick V came by today for a visit while Donna and the kids visited her Parents.
Tonight we prepare for the second cycle, and our prayers are as follows:
- For a safe drive, with minimal traffic
- That Georges Blood counts are favorable, and will meet the criteria for Chemo
- That we have Susan again for a Nurse
- That the Doctors have some good recommendations to handle the symptom's better this round.
I'll Tweet when Chemo is a go after we get the lab's back in the morning.
~Donna
We are thinking of you both as you embark on this second round. Good luck on all counts. Our prayers are with you. Thanks for keeping us informed.
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Uncle Bill and Becky
We are praying for all of you!
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ReplyDeletePraying for grace and comfort and peace for all of you and wisdom for the medical staff.
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George and Donna,
ReplyDeleteAll the prayer angels are continuing prayers for you. Appreciate these updates.
Thoughts and prayers are with you. I hope the de-accessing went well today. I pray that they had some good ideas to make the side-effects less unpleasant. Take care.
ReplyDeleteHi again from Bovey girl "Sassy". Not a day goes by that I don't think and pray for good news and progress. Hope we can chat about coins, the Civil or Revolutionary War, old Bovey days or whatever---just catch up. Hang tough. Remember I lived through an airplane crash and am here to 'talk about it'. Big hugs!!!!
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