Colouring the crap out of everything in the art room as we wait for this monumental chemo! After this is over, we only come every 3 weeks instead of every week and prednisone will not be a daily diet staple but a 5 day pulse. WA- HOOO!
Congratulations and celebrations! What a wealth of family you have rediscovered, and depth of mama love, too. You've done the impossible, the dreaded, the painful and come out the other side. Jess, you've shown such strength and vulnerability throughout this and Jesus shines through you.
I am a married, Christian, Homeschooling, mother of seven. This blog has been kept to remember what life has been like during these fleeting years and to remember all God has done for us. He has been a source of stregth through our son's diagnosis of epilepsy, our daughter's diagnosis of Langerhans Cell Histiocytosis and DI and now again as life continues to change into something that wasn't imagined... He remains the same and is *enough* when we come to the end of all we have left. He is beautiful and my All in All.
4 comments:
i'd colour the crap outta that junk too, Sades. Love it.
:) Sweetie!
Glad the craziness gets to calm down a teeny tiny bit for you all.
I love Paige's comment!!
Thankful for the respite you get now... sweet days in between meds... continuing to pray for you, Jess.
Congratulations and celebrations! What a wealth of family you have rediscovered, and depth of mama love, too. You've done the impossible, the dreaded, the painful and come out the other side. Jess, you've shown such strength and vulnerability throughout this and Jesus shines through you.
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