Evening Greetings!
I bet the title of this E-mail leads you to think that we are going to talk about booze. No booze although Stephanie and I ordered a drink last night that tasted like Robitussin! You think we would have learned our lesson at Disneyland but we obviously did not. We tried to drink it while pinching our noses but it never happened. That drink was not worth the calories.
Gary woke up not feeling well at all today. We were up until 2 AM watching t.v. because of the steroids they give him with the chemo treatments. Gary's cocktails are seriously different than my idea of a cocktail. He just got the Cisplatin/Gemcitabine combo yesterday. Chemo is so nasty and it affects him immediately. He feels like he has the case of the flu X10 and he is in pain - abdominal and stomach. It comes in intense waves. It is debilitating. I feel so bad for him. I can't even imagine.
He had his MRI this morning and we should have the results to that early next week. Tomorrow he will need to be hydrated in the morning and he will hopefully be able to go to Nate's school performance.
My staff retreat at the beach is tomorrow. I am a little nervous about how sick Gary is and I think I will have to go back and forth rather than staying there the entire time.
Zach has a baseball game Saturday night and Father's Day is right around the corner. I forgot to send the gifts to both Gary's Dad and my Dad but better late than never!
The boys are so excited to be out of school soon and I am too. Hopefully the June Gloom will not last long! We like our beach days warm and sunny. I think that is the most exciting part of being out of school. The beach. The sound of the waves. The smell of the ocean. The warm sand between our toes. Conversations with friends. Lazy days in the sunshine. Walks on the pier. Body Boarding. Surfing. I could go on and on. I can hardly wait.
When I am in a reflective place the beach is where I go. If I am upset or need to make a decision - I head to the water. It revitalizes me and brings clarity to my mind. I feel closest to God when I am there.
I hope and pray that tomorrow is a better day for Gary. He is so amazing and such a trooper. Let's pray that God restores his body and releases him from the hold that this nasty cancer has on him now. I want all of the cancer to be gone forever! That is my prayer!
Have a great night. Smile and Hugs,
L
Thursday, June 12, 2008
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