Dad had no intention of having surgery.
The doctor agreed that is was a wise choice.
The funny thing is you get bad news, and I take this as bad news having to face cancer, and then you go home and do all the tasks that have to be done. Walking the dog, making supper, doing the dishes and watching the hockey game, Kenny phoned to remind us.
We shared our news with him.
We go to bed early. I had a heavy anxious feeling. I am afraid and worried for myself as well as for dad. Dad had a heavy tummy and so had a bad night. Neither one of us slept very well.
Fortunately we could have a good sleep after breakfast.
Maybe it is time we learned to express our feelings more. so that we can face the future together better.
We have faced many difficult problems in the past but we kept a lot of feelings to ourselves.
We will need faith and trust to make a go of our future together.
We will need courage to make decisions.
Happiness is having loved ones share your life with you.
Dad has an appointment with Dr. Mac to-morrow morning at 9:30.
Sandra motivates us to do this.
We will have an egg and toast for a light supper.
"Three things will last forever
faith, hope and love."
Thankful that God's love is unconditional
and goes with us into the unknown.
We have lots of friends praying for ys as well.
1 comment:
You both are doing a fantastic job of handling all the challenges and information over load as you go from one doctor to another. I love you and know that you both will amaze us all as you face the latest hock up. Pancreas cancer smancer, you got this!
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