Update: Today we completed our second chemotherapy treatment. We are home and thanking Jesus that the main side effect right now is simple fatigue, caused by a very common digestive issue. Along with some medication, I can work through this as the days go on. Just as last time, I wear a pump that continues to distribute the chemo for 42 hours. I return the pump on Wednesday. All in all, I am not looking at the drugs associated with chemo as poison, but as healing medications. God uses many ways to heal. I will continue to seek His will and follow whatever path He chooses for me to take to be healed.
One more thing. Of all of the careers who work with people, oncologists, their nurses, and all those who work in that field, are special people. It pretty much takes all day to take a chemo treatment. That means that I have the opportunity to observe these people for many hours. Their attitude of love and care is amazing. They genuinely care for their "patients." I know. I am one. And I can feel it each time I go there. I am thankful for the people of Southeastern Medical Oncology Center.
My latest vision: Because I believe in Philippians 4:13
I will live
I will love
I will lead
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