There is the sea, vast and spacious, teeming with creatures beyond number— living things both large and small. — Psalm 104:25
God created the sea.
We are looking forward to returning to the beach this summer.
Not for the crowds, but for the ocean water.
The chance to swim and boogie board and cool off on a hot summer day.
And to walk along the seashore, collecting rocks and shells.
Watching the fish teem in the shallow areas.
Enjoying God's creation.
Turning to God's Word for encouragement and support during the diagnosis and treatment for cancer.
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Tuesday, June 9, 2020
Thursday, October 10, 2019
Precious Thoughts
How precious to me are your thoughts, God! How vast is the sum of them! — Psalm 139:17
Tuesday I met with my radiation oncologist.
She said I'm doing great.
My blood count is fine; the red blood cells are not small, so my iron is good.
My last bone density scan was fine, so she cancelled my next one.
I'll have a MUGA scan this week to make sure my heart is also doing fine.
My last one was three months ago, and it was basically the same as when I started chemo.
So I'm guessing this one will be good, too.
My doctor was pleased that I have more energy now and that I'm able to jump rope more than I could just two weeks ago.
I won't need to see her again for three months.
How precious to me are your thoughts, oh God!
Tuesday I met with my radiation oncologist.
She said I'm doing great.
My blood count is fine; the red blood cells are not small, so my iron is good.
My last bone density scan was fine, so she cancelled my next one.
I'll have a MUGA scan this week to make sure my heart is also doing fine.
My last one was three months ago, and it was basically the same as when I started chemo.
So I'm guessing this one will be good, too.
My doctor was pleased that I have more energy now and that I'm able to jump rope more than I could just two weeks ago.
I won't need to see her again for three months.
How precious to me are your thoughts, oh God!
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