I'm thankful to report that he has experienced no side effects from the treatment. Best of all, the original pain that led the doctors to discover the spot on his femur has not made a return visit. We thank all of you for your prayers and especially our heavenly father for the mercy and steadfast love that he's shown through his healing hand.
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| Dad "Rings the Bell" |
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| Dad with the wonderful staff at the Abramson Cancer Center |
We also ask your prayers as we head into next week. Dad will be visiting his primary oncologist, Dr Alley, to resume his chemo. About 2 weeks after his last chemo (right in the middle of the trouble with his leg) he got a severe rash on his torso. While it wasn't itchy or painful (thank the Lord!), Dr Alley believes it's a rare reaction to the chemo. The short story is that he's going to change the chemo regimen. To what we don't know, but we hope to find out during this visit.
Never let it be said that we live boring lives. God didn't promise that we would, but he did/does promise that those who wait upon him will renew their strength and soar with the wings of eagles. And so we wait.
but they who wait for the Lord shall renew their strength; they shall mount up with wings like eagles; they shall run and not be weary; they shall walk and not faint.
Isaiah 40:31 (ESV)


I am glad things are going well. Love and miss you. We are praying for you. Debbie Edwards
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