THE LULU CHRONICLES
Well, it wasn’t a shoe…
They did find cancer in Gary’s
liver and it is inoperable. There is also a cancerous lymph node in his pelvic
area. With these new sightings Gary is now considered in Stage Four Melanoma. We will come back to Mayo next week to meet with our new Medical
Oncologist to map out a plan of chemotherapy. Fortunately, just this past
January, two new drugs have been approved for the treatment of melanoma and
they have had some impressive results thus far. Gary is also a good candidate
for a research/trial that we will discuss with the doc next week.
I know it’s scary. Gary and I have felt the whole gamut of emotions in just a
few hours. But a couple of things we have not felt are hopeless nor alone. A
battle is ahead of us for sure, but with your love and our Father’s
faithfulness, we will march into it together.
Below
is my favorite quote. My greatest desire is to one day be able to pray this prayer
with all sincerity and confidence. Please pray it with me now….
"Abba, I abandon myself
into your hands. Do with me what you will. Whatever you may do, I
thank you. I am ready for all; I accept all. Let your will be done
in me and all your creatures. I wish no more than this, O Lord.
Into your hands, I commend my spirit. I offer it to you with all the love
of my heart, for I love you, Lord, and I give myself, surrender myself into
your hands without reserve, with boundless confidence, for you are my
father."
I love you all,
Deb
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