Glenn had his first Chemo today. It will be every 21 days for three months. That means 5 or 6 treatments. Dr. Smith assured him that this round would not be as hard on him as the round last fall. Glenn did not want to do this, but after talking to her he was reassured. I am glad that he is going ahead with the treatments. Wish us luck!
Meatball minestrone soup in the crockpot
7 months ago
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Good luck! More than that, miracles for you!
That's fun that Uncle Sam came for a visit.
Good luck seems so understated. Let's see...
May the Force Be With You?!
We love you and pray for you, Grandpa...and Grandma!
He is in good hands..Gods and yours. Many joyous blessings to you both. Hugs.
Love ya...don't forget to breathe! We pray the roller coaster ride slides into home and you can get off onto the park bench. Spring is on it's way, the bulbs are growing under the ground and life is going to be sweeter. Love Ya Tons!!!
Yay, one down....
We do wish you luck and so much more!! So nice that Glenn's brother came to visit. Sounds like they had a great time.
We are so happy for Heather and Kirk and their little boy. He is darling!
We do pray that the chemo won't be too hard on his body--just on those mean cancer cells!!!
We send our love, L&V
I love Shelly's comment of one down. . . . . .You have always looked at the positive side and been such amazing examples to all of us. Yes, there are more and more miracles waiting and blessings and new grandbabies to become acquainted with and a grandchild's baptism. . . .and so much more life to be lived. Love you!
Good luck and looking forward to good news!
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