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Originally this blog was for my sister and a friend who were going through chemo at the same time. I would send a Cheer Song to encourage them every day.Now, our immediate family has been touched by the beast. Our oldest son had a deadly blood cancer, is in remission, but is fighting GVHD through photopheresis treatments. The Lord has been faithful every step along the way!
You're in a better place, I've heard a thousand timesAnd at
least a thousand times I've rejoiced for youBut the reason why I'm broken, the
reason why I cryIs how long must I wait to be with youI close my eyes and I see
your faceIf home's where my heart is then I'm out of placeLord, won't you give
me strength to make it through somehowI've never been more homesick than nowHelp
me Lord cause I don't understand your waysThe reason why I wonder if I'll ever
knowBut, even if you showed me, the hurt would be the sameCause I'm still here
so far away from homeI close my eyes and I see your faceIf home's where my heart
is then I'm out of placeLord, won't you give me strength to make it through
somehowI've never been more homesick than nowIn Christ, there are no goodbyesAnd
in Christ, there is no endSo I'll hold onto Jesus with all that I haveTo see you
againTo see you againAnd I close my eyes and I see your faceIf home's where my
heart is then I'm out of placeLord, won't you give me strength to make it
through somehowWon't you give me strength to make it through somehowWon't you
give me strength to make it through somehowI've never been more homesick than
now
I'm putting an update that Bridget had on her CaringBridge site last Tuesday(17th).
On Thursday, I will have a PET scan, looking for tumor activity in my body. Next week I will have CT scans to complement the PET. I have to admit I am so nervous about these. Just going thru them and waiting for the results is so gut-wrenching. I would ask for your prayers and also for my husband and children. This disease has absolutely taken such a toll on all of us. Pray that we will lean on the only strong and sure hope, the Lord Jesus Christ, who holds the keys to life and death.
Please keep these precious women in your prayers. They have great faith in the midst of immense suffering.
Some great news; my friend Debbie got a great report from her doctor about her CAT scan last week. She has no signs of cancer and gets her port out on March 4th. Jamie, whose blog site I have listed on my blog, it finished with her hyper-baric treatments and is healing well. Lindsey, whose blog is also listed on my blog (Pleasent Drive), finished her chemo treatments and moved into her new home, after selling their other house in a short period of time. God has used these women and is still using them, to touch so many lives, in cancer and in health.