If you knew you only had one year left to live, what would you do? Our time together now has a limit, though all our lives already have a limit. I didn’t feel it before. Now it is our reality!
This suffering is very real and it is getting my attention. But what might God be doing in me right now? Pain just may be God’s way of getting our attention and awakening our hearts to His ways.
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Phase 1 of my cancer treatment at MD Anderson consisted of 30 radiation treatments, 42 chemotherapies, 3 immunotherapy infusions, thousands of prayers, beginning the Keto diet and lots of exercise. I am now on phase 2.
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My son, Caleb, just got married today to his beautiful girl Renée. I am so happy and proud of him!
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Today, May 27 2019, marks 30 years that Amy and I have been married!
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As of May 24 I have no tumor growing in my head! This is huge and the doctors are very pleased. Now I will start phase 2 of treatment, continuing with chemo and immuno therapy.
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A rubber band is not doing its job until it is stretched. All growth happens when we exit the comfort zone and enter the stretch zone. I am learning this all over again in a new way!
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One of the great challenges with my cancer has been trying to plan for how long I have left to live. Glioblastoma is so aggressive and so unpredictable.
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Amy and I attended a wedding just recently. It affected us all the way to the core. We both had tears in our eyes during the ceremony but did not know the other had been torn-up.
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Today, April 30, I have completed Phase 1 of my glioblastoma Cancer treatment. 30 radiations. 42 doses of chemo therapy. 4 immunotherapy infusions.
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One of the greatest needs of everyone is the need to be heard. The best lovers are those who listen the best. Let’s slow down and be the best listeners!
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The Word of God has unquestionably changed my life. Let’s memorize it and let it change us from the inside out!
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What is hope? What a bummer to have confidence in a false hope, we must figure out what “real hope” is. It for sure must be something sturdy, bigger and stronger than my problem.
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I am terminal with Glioblastoma brain cancer. But previous to cancer I was still terminal. Death has always been the great enemy, everyone dies. But it all changed after Jesus died, came back to life, and beat death!
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My 20th radiation treatment was today. As I look back over the past few weeks I am thankful for so many things!
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A number of years ago I read a study that asked 90-year-olds the question, “what would you do differently if you could live life over again”? Their response was to reflect more and to risk more.
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This cancer is the biggest trial of my life. The idea of being joyful amidst a trial sounds pretty crazy! It is only possible when you realize that the God of the universe has a plan and He is up to something beautiful!
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I want my life legacy to point to Jesus because He is worth it!
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Psalm 16 continues to speak to me in my in my season of confusion and anxiety. I’d love to share some of these recent reflections with you, this chapter is really something special!
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Amy and I ran the 5k Head for the Cure in Columbia last weekend. What an amazing time meeting other cancer survivors and fighting brain cancer by raising awareness!
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