We spoke to the doctor today and he agreed to let me go home a day early! Yippee!! I get to see my sweet boys tomorrow!!
I gave myself an injection today. I only used a 1 inch needle so the poke wasn't bad. The fluid going in hurt though. I wish I knew how the nurses do it without causing any pain. Josh will do the one in the morning so he will know how also.
I got my catheter taken out today. Yikes that thing was huge!! We took a picture of it that I will post later.
Thank you all for your continued prayers and support. Now the hard part of this fight against cancer starts. Implementing this at home will take some getting used to. But it's only for 2 years so it should go by quickly Lord willing.
Thanking God that you are able to go home early. Travel safely. Praying for you.
ReplyDeleteI think I was lead to you blog for a reason. I work in clinic cancer research and have to send you the link to the wiki about Gerson's diet and it's effect on breast-feeding women. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Max_Gerson I will not comment again, but find I can't sleep at night thinking about potential harm you are doing to your self and your child but not seeking medically proven treatment. Regardless, best wish to you and your family and i hope you have the best of luck with your treatment. Annette
ReplyDeleteHope you had a safe trip home and are enjoying time w/ your precious boys!
ReplyDeleteJust like an adoption journey...the hard part starts when you get home...Praying for you!
Hi. Autumn. I started following your blot when you got home with your adopted sons. What a testimony you are. So sad to hear your news about cancer. I will pray for healing and Gods mercy each day.
ReplyDeleteHow are things going now? It's been forever since you updated. Did you make it home?
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