Where to start? I had my CT scan and my full body bone scan, and both came back clean!! Praise Jesus! So that being said I am at a stage 3 and nothing has changed. The cancer is all in my right breast and no where else. I meet with my oncology Dr. tomorrow to figure out all of my chimo stull. I will be getting a port and I belive my schedule will be a 3 on 4 off, but I will find out more tomorrow.
I would like to thank everyone who has provided food, help, contunide prayers, love, and support. There are so many that I would need a book to get all of you listed. You all are loved so much, ans so appriciated.
This week we got to have family pictures taken, the day after that I took William with me to get my hair cut. He was having a hard time with the idea of me being bald. Well he handdelt it will, so well that he said, "Mommy you can hold my hand, it will be ok". Oh this boy of mine. I love his tender heart so much. He could see I was having a hard time with it and knew just what to say.
After this big change, we got ready to go to the Colorama Rodeo, in Grand Coulee. It was an amzing opertunity for the big girls, Emma and Hailey. They were asked to carry flags durring the rodeo. This was a PRCA rodeo and was live on T.V. The girls worked hard getting ready for this event and it paid off. They did great. Friday night and then again in both the parid and rodeo Saturday.
We finished out the weekend with the girls having a IEBRA barrel race. They did well placing 1st and 2nd and Hannah got to ride in the Pee Wee's. We came home a lot of progress made on our house project thanks to our friends and neighbors. You all are a blessing.
Until next time,
Too Grit, To Quit!!
Anna
Hailey Marie Harvey Daddy, Hailey, and Mommy Sisterly Love (Emma and Hailey) Smiley Little She is here, and we are in love. She arrived at 3:40pm on Monday October 19,2009, by c-section. It when great Matt got to be apart of the whole thing. It was so awesome to hear her take that first cry. Matt was able to watch the whole surgery and then got to cut the umbilical cord. We did so well we even got to go home a day early. The worst part of the whole thing was that we couldn't have visitors given the H1N1 (piggy flu) is ever so prominent, and the day that we left was difficult because Emma could not come close to the mommy baby section of the hospital given her age, so we had to juggle to get the kid, myself, and all of our stuff t...
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