Thursday, February 2, 2012
Slow and Steady Wins the Race
Sometimes just staying in the race is a challenge but as my friend Lonni has often said, "Slow and steady wins the race". The race I'm in at the moment is filled with obstacles that are eased and even made pleasant by many wonderful friends, medical professionals and family. Ten days after surgery and I'm still waiting for pathology reports from Memorial Sloan-Kettering in New York that will have a great determination on my future. Every morning I receive a text from my daughter, Mikaela, that reads, "Any news yet?" We are all hoping it will be some rare tumor that came out of nowhere and will never return or need follow-up therapy but whatever it is, I know we'll be able to get through it with the help of a loving Heavenly Father and all the wonderful people he has put in our lives.
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You are in our thoughts and prayers. What an inspiration you are! I can't imagine going so long without results- the mystery phase is the hardest. Thank you for sharing your story- we love you guys!
ReplyDeleteHang in there! We are so glad you are surrounded by loved ones and wish we could be there too. Love you, consider yourself hugged!
ReplyDeleteLove you Aunt Linda! Had a great visit today with Aunt Rena Lou in Leavenworth. We are taking her to lunch tomorrow. I will try to remember to tell her about this because she wants to stay in the know.
ReplyDeleteThinking about you as you heal and wait. We love you!
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