I finished the Ara-C this afternoon and will finish the clofarabine in the morning. So far side effects have been mild, for which I am thankful. The headaches have also let up, so Monday's spinal tap has been put on hold for now. The only test on the horizon at the moment is the 14 day biopsy, which I'm expecting a week from Monday. My biggest complaint has been a sore back. I think it is just a process of adjusting from my firm mattress at home to the foam ones here at the hospital.
Thank you as always for your prayers.
Amy
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
12 comments:
Thanks for updating. I check your site daily as I am praying for you. Please know that someone in the little city of Woodstock, GA is lifting you up in prayer.
Hey big sis! Love you lots, and I'm praying for you.
Hey sis! I love ya and I'm praying for ya!!
Hi Amy, I've been reading your blog for about a month or so. Can't remember how I found it but just know you are in my prayers (I'm in the Chicago area).
It is good to hear the update. We are still praying, Sweetie!
With much love,
The Moeller Family
amy,
My family has been praying for you for many months now. Your faith in the midst of suffering has been so inspiring.
We will continue to pray.
Ashley
WE will lift you up in our SS class againt his morning. There is one lady in there who asks about you frequently. I will update again today. Bless you!
Amy,
I am so glad to hear the side effects ahve been minimal. That is how I have been praying! I will continue to pray that your biopsy will be relatively easy and that the results will be good!
Love,
Gina
Amy- don't ever lose hope!
Dear Amy,
I have been reading your blog for awhile now. I don't remember how I stumbled on it but I am glad I did. I have never experienced the seriousness of a condition such as yours but I, too have had many health problems--that have ended me in the hospital--when I wanted to be at home, taking care of my boys and my husband, doing laundry, cleaning the bathroom...anything... just the NORMAL! I am comforted that even as God saw Haggar--even Haggar--in the desert of her life, God sees you in this circumstance-- thirsting for a "drink." Genesis 21:19 says, "then God opened her eyes and she saw a well of water." God met Hagar’s need.
I love this poem that Sheila Walsh includes in All That Really Matters:
Think not thou canst sigh a sigh,
And thy Maker is not by:
Think not thou canst weep a tear,
And thy Maker is not near.
Oh He gives to us His joy,
That our grief He may destroy:
Till our grief is fled and gone
He doth sit beside and moan. --William Blake
I'll be praying.
In Christ,
Amy
Praise God for minimal side effects! Still praying for you.
Hii, My Name iiz sad gurl n yeah ma mom found out she had cancer n yeah iit waz hard n yeah she got through everythiing fiine n they saiid she waz iin remissiion n yeah now she found out she out the her cancer came back n yeah iitz hard on me n every1 eles ii pray 2 god that she gets better ii luv u mom iim sorry 4 everythiing ii done wrong 4rm SaD gUrL
Post a Comment