We will know something tomorrow

I spoke to the folks in Chapel Hill today and they are going to review my scan results on Tuesday and call me with their suggestions on the next step to take. I am praying that we have all this behind us and the stem cell transplant will be put on hold pend more scans but I suspect they will want to complete the procedure while I am in remission.

I am slowly recovering from the fatigue that Chemotherapy brings on you. When you hear a fellow chemotherapy person talk about fatigue you understand exactly what they are talking about.

This weekend was a great weekend for me as Kaye's Mom and stepfather brought my dad to see us for the weekend. We even got to talk in an NC State football game and see them win on a last play. We had such a good time all weekend.

Kaye turns 44 tomorrow and we hope to celebrate at one of her favorite restaurants. Ryan is busy getting ready to go on fall break. His end of grade testing is this week then he heads to Maryland for a baseball showcase with Jeff Citero
Matt is working so very hard at ECU and has over 100 hours of outside the class room work already recorded. He works just as hard outside the classroom as he does inside. He is looking forward to coming to Raleigh on October 5 with Savanna to see the Pack play the FSU Seminoles which is Savanna's favorite team.

I will post the recommendation from Chapel Hill as soon as I know.

Keep remembering me in your prayers as God is in the healing business!