WHAT JOY IN LITTLE THINGS. LORRI CHANGED ADMINSTRATORS OF THE BLOG SO I CAN NOW ENTER UPDATES DIRECTLY. SIGNED IN FOLLOWERS ARE STILL ENCOURAGED TO ADD COMMENTS
(BE KIND). I FEEL LIKE I'M MADE A HUGE LEAP FORWARD INTO THE 21ST CENTURY.
CHARLOTTE AND W A WHEAT (AUNT AND UNCLE) CONTINUE TO TREAT ME LIKE ROYALTY. WHAT A BLESSING IT HAS BEEN FOR ME TO HAVE THEM HERE. (MONDAY MORNING I GOT UP TO A CRACKLING FIRE AND HOT COFFEE).
I AM CURRENTLY SCHEDULED FOR ROUND 2 (OUT OF 6) OF CHEMO ON APRIL 30TH. I WANT TO CONTINUE WITH DR HORBELT (THE SURGEON) IN WICHITA IF POSSIBLE. WILL TAKE IT ONE ROUND AT A TIME.
I'VE POSTED OF PICTURE OF ME AND RAMBO (ALL-TERRAIN WHEELCHAIR) TAKEN TUESDAY EVENING
(4/14) AFTER I HAD INSPECTED THE GARDEN AND FLOWER BEDS. ENJOY!
DOGS COME HOME TOMORROW!!!!!!!!
It sure is good to see you out and about. I am sure you will be glad to get the dogs home. Will you be able to take your next round of chemo at Winfield or will you go back to Wichita?
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Marvis
I just finished another great book by Jodi Picoult. These two quotes brought you to my mind, Teresa.
ReplyDelete"The human capacity for burden is like bamboo - far more flexible than you'd ever believe at first glance."
"Maybe if God gives you a handicap, he makes sure you've got a few extra doses of humor to take the edge off."
Let's raise our glasses and toast to more days of laughter together.
Love you, sister - Rebecca
Hey, Teresa. Glad to hear you are still getting stronger. Have you worn Louie down, yet? or Ray?
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