...from now we will be well on our way back to Louisville. We are getting to go home a full month sooner than we expected, and to say we are excited would be an understatement. We've already packed all we can, and all that is left is seeing the doctor today, coming back to our apartment and loading what we can in the car, and saying goodbye to this neighborhood. It's a very nice place, and for the most part we have enjoyed being here, but it's just not home. After today we only have to see the doctor twice a month. I'm feeling well, have had few problems, so as long as I'm doing well there is no compelling reason to stay. We are just grateful to God that things have gone so well. Getting the chance to continue my recovery at home is wonderful. I believe I can rest better there, and really start getting stronger. Thanks for all of your prayers.
Deacon John
Friday of the Eighth Week in Ordinary Time
May 28, 2010
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This blog is dedicated to all who struggle with Multiple Myeloma, all other forms of cancer, and all life-threatening illnesses. May my attempt to share my struggle with my own illness assist me in understanding what God is asking of me, and in some small way assist others, as they assist me.
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2 comments:
"There's no place like home." How happy I am that this allo has been a success. If my 2 sisters prove to be a match, I might get to have an allo. My prayers continue for you and I thank God your sister was "there" for you.
Rebecca Weber
Glad to read this good news and to know you are continuing a good path.How wonderful it will be for you to be in your own home once more. All very best wishes from us in the UK.
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