September has been saturated with signs. Season changes, shifting attitudes…signs made by kids and adults. Signs on the street and in nature. My signs all point to my Savior and…surrendering. September signs.
Tears fell in sync with the leaves. My heart and head spun like the wind. Memories of yesterday and dreams of today. Thoughts of family, the reunion, doctor’s appointments, and…surrendering. September has been filled with signs!
While hundreds of thousands gathered yesterday to honor a life taken too soon, I thought of history’s greatest humans. My heart turned to my precious parents who have witnessed so much change in their life. Immediately, I switched my thoughts to my children and grandchildren. “God, may my loved ones find only faith in you.”
A bold shift in the air & season! I want faith LIKE THAT.
Jesus never promised an easy life. If you choose to walk and live for him you WILL have obstacles. It matters not what people think, say, or do, but…Jesus.
Let’s lift one another as the leaves fall! For me, I’ll continue to surrender that which I shouldn’t “hold” (grudges, hate, discontent, etc…). The cross will be the perfect weight to carry as I tarry on the trails this side of glory. May the signs, smells, and sights of autumn swirl with sweetness. Jesus, thank you for being my September song and strength!
Friends, today is the start of my favorite season (last year you left in quite a fashion)! Happy Autumn! May every sign left in September direct you to what matters most–love. Do you know how loved you are?💚
Have hope, dear friends. Find faith. ❣️
Have you heard of NET, yet?🦓
Meet Frank
Last Friday the oncology office was jam-packed. I’ll admit, it started to weigh on me. Until Frank walked in. At the front desk he loudly shared his situation. His appointment for that office had changed, but he knew he needed to be at SOME building in the Cox Health System (friends, there are MANY buildings). He continued to share that he hadn’t a lick of liquor for 2 weeks. He was also scared he was going to lose his dog and his home.
Everyone in the waiting room (but one lady and I) kept looking at their phones (and, to boot, they were all in their 70’s-80’s I’m guessing–what are we going to do with this generation and their phones? tee hee). One of my favorite nurses appeared with a smile. “Frank, what’s going on? How can we help you?” He sat down as if to give up. What was ultimately needed was a phone call on his behalf. But no one offered.
Who will help?
“Laura, let me help.” I sat by Frank and he knew part of the name of the doctor he needed to see. After investigating and searching, we narrowed it down (with a few giggles, too!). Finally, I found the office that he needed! Praise God! It was in the adjacent building! Also, the extremely kind receptionist told me to tell Frank not to hurry, all was well. Frank left and the front desk ladies shared their gratitude.
I wasn’t upset that they didn’t help him. You see, I’ve had years of experience with people. Specifically, experiences with people like Frank. I’ve been Frank. I have felt lost, defeated, at the end of my ropes, …and worried about my beloved pet. The young gals at the front desk haven’t had “Frank” moments…yet. Rest assured, life is going to hit us ALL. No matter the age. When it does, what will you do?
My visit
It was finally time for me to go back. The bloodwork didn’t surprise me, but the high thyroid count did. I just don’t feel…super-de-duper. To see me you’d never know. I was around a lot of kids and people last week. My body is fighting hard for me. Although the strength of the treatment has been lowered, I’m still feeling the side effects. A floater has appeared in my right eye that is SMACK in the middle of my line of sight. It’s like a cobweb. And now, a stringy thing?
My oncologist wanted me to go see the eye doctor. Another doctor again (I had been to the eye doctor three times last month). My kind eye doctor shared this is normal for my age. With my cancer I’m to pay attention to any bright lights or loss or fuzzy vision. Ok, I’ve got this. Faith with floaters! I can do this!
Daily life & upcoming schedule
Rarely do I share the daily struggles. The fatigue, the extreme sweating and lack of sleep, the bone pain, the amount of time it takes for me to do…anything right now. When my body says, “take a rest”, I do. When I go and live life to the fullest, I need much recovery time. BUT I HAVE A LIFE. I’M LIVING. Miracles have happened in my life. They CONTINUE. This week I’ll head to Kansas City to see a new NET cancer expert that has started his own clinic at St. Luke’s. It’s a miracle there’s an expert in Missouri AND only 20 miles from my youngest son and his family. Praise God!
May the light of God’s presence give you hope at your darkest hour. When you feel there’s no hope, may a SIGN appear that points straight back to the one who has it all–our Savior. I love you, my friends. Thank you for your unwavering support and friendship.
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Hi Karla: it’s wonderful you could help Frank out. He was clearly at the end of his tether. I remember when I first saw the eye doctor about those smudges before my eyes, he said, ‘Get over it, mate. They’re floaters ; everyone gets them’ —but now they’ve gone. They disappear over time.
Thank you, John! I’d like to think that many would help him if that situation were repeated. I bet you would!
I’m glad your floaters are gone! You don’t need those! My sweet Dad has gone beyond floaters. They’ve done all they can do for him. He can barely see at all. I have cataracts (not bad right now but worse than last year). I believe genes play a part in this!
I appreciate you and your support! Let’s keep walking with our Savior!
yes !!! my heart goes out to dad. Mum had glaucoma which is why I have annual checkups but so far there’s no sign; o and btw I had a recent blood test and my cancer has not come back — so praying for yours, Karla; but regarding genes I was the only person in my family, including cousins and grandparents, to have a cancer —- but my dad and the uncles all died of heart attacks in their mid to late forties so might have developed it had they lived —-
John, thank you, dear friend. Congratulations on NED (No evidence of disease!!). YAY!!! Right now I have no evidence of doubt! Lol. I’ll be fine either way, but I pray for complete healing!
I’m sorry you lost your Dad and uncles so early. That’s sad.
I watched a video of a podcast I follow and have watched two top cardiologists in the world present. One from India shocked me–I had what causes a heart attack all wrong. He also talked about why heart disease is the number one cause of death and why they’re not able to get a “handle” on it right now. He’s operated on 30,000 hearts or more in 45 years. He used to see only those above 65. Now, he says it 50/50–those above and below that age. He gave sound wisdom and why I’m to watch my insulin and NOT become insulin resistant. I do all the “right” things, John. Yet, cancer can still happen. This one is rare and hormone based. I can reflect on things that happened over 20 years ago that reflect these rare mutations. Our bodies fascinate me. Even more, God’s design and how he ultimately designed our bodies to fix themselves. Like always, I jump in as a human and mess it up, lol! But I know what my body will be like ONE DAY–And for now, I’m blessed to be here and doing what I’m doing.
You’re a blessing and inspiration to me. I’ll give my Dad your regards. Take care, my friend.
wow ! a new word: NED, one i like. You’ll get that response one day, Karla but meanwhile you’re staying on top of it . Looks like the medical profession still having problems combatting heart disease among younger and younger patients.
Yes, John! I believe it, too.
It’s a good thing that man was frank about his problem, or he might not have received help. You were there, just floating around watching, and were able to swoop in like a guardian angel and render him assistance.
My wife has had floaters. The good news is, they go away eventually. But my wife says they’re very annoying.
What a shame that man died so young. I watched the memorial yesterday. It was moving, but I won’t admit to any tears. Nope, not me. That’s for sissies.
Great news that you have a doctor who is close to one of your children. I hope he’s a good one, and it all works out well.
As for September, I’m not ready to surrender yet. I prefer warm weather, doggoneit! But I do have my long underwear at the ready, for when we get our first Arctic blast that drives temperatures down to the 60s.
Oh, Tippy! You have such a way with words my friend!
I’d like to think that Frank’s day went up from there (as I continued floating :). I think of him often. What is crazy to me is the fact that one huge hospital system can’t look at one patient and see every place he or she needs to be? I know my Dr can look at my portal and see it all. It was just strange that he couldn’t get help at the place he needed? He didn’t have a phone so I wondered who and how and why and prayed he got where he needed to be. This is how I feel about anyone I see struggling. 🥹
I’m glad your wife’s floaters went away! I felt bad even mentioning them because at least I have sight! These annoyances are the little things that add to the big things. Faith the size of a mustard seed? Faith that can move mountains. And floaters 🙂
Tippy! Admit you had tears! That’s not sissy you silly! While awake in the night I rewatched a lot of it again on YouTube. Some of my favorite singers helped create the atmosphere of worship. Lives were changed. His wife’s attitude of forgiveness is awe-inspiring ~
I forgot how you freeze when the weather gets below 70!! Thanks for reminding us about being prepared! lol 😂 you can hibernate with your family while snowbirds like me come and soak up the 60s!
Tippy, you always bring a smile to my face, friend!
This was a great post. I love all the signs! 🧡
Thank you, sweet friend! You know the signs well! ♥️🙏🥰
Love this September Signs writing. It has been something with world/USA conflicts and with our personal lives these last couple weeks! Agreed-Love is the answer. It’s amazing how some step out to help and others recoil. Thank God for the reaching out you’ve been doing since I’ve known you! Hugs and love to you!
God\’s Blessings, * *Sue Gillen, Music Teacher St. Paul
I love you, Sue. You’re a “reaching out” kind of person, too. Often I’m reminded how blessed I am. I need to pay attention. I miss you and pray all is going well for you and your precious crew. ♥️🙏
You are amazing, Karla. I am glad that through all you have been through you still have a life! Signs can sometimes mean it’s time for a different approach, whatever that may be. I pray that you will find the help you need from your new doctor!
Dwight, you are so kind and precious! Thank you, dear friend. I appreciate your wisdom and support.
Signs this month did indeed share I needed to surrender something that means a lot to me. I think I’ll be able to write about it in a future post. But for now, I’m at peace. I remember when Jesus shared with some of his followers to move to another side of the boat when they weren’t catching fish. A full net! It’s crazy how a small shift, when asked by our Savior, can make a huge difference!
It’s going to be wonderful having this expert join my care team. And much closer than the NCI in Maryland (I will still go there one time a year). God is good! Many blessings and hugs to you! I appreciate you!
Love you, Sis! 🙏🏻
Aww, I love you too, CL!!! 🤗💚💚🙏🏻
Just read September Signs. Love it. Iâll pray for a safe trip and a good outcome with the new doctor. If you can just a quick note, letting me know th
Hello, Rita, is this you, dear friend? Yes, I’ll keep you all posted. I love you F and A and appreciate you so much. Give the family my love, too. XX
Faith with floaters! Hahahahahahahaha 🤣😂❤️
Oh Karla, I’ve got tears down my face everywhere. That was good, I needed that. Thank you 🤣😂❤️🙏
Right, where was I? Oh yeah, eyeball testing. I got a big spongy bit from top to bottom of my right eye so I went to the eye place. They put the drops in my eyes…and bang, down I went in reaction to the…something or other hydrochloride which has made everything worse 😱
And it can be frustrating but after a while it’s like a limp or a new hair cut or even singing in the rain, we get used to it. So I let that go, which is like your ‘let go’ which is in a synchronicity with something I spoke of, of ‘letting go’ to someone else. I think there is a message in there somewhere…I better not let go of that 🤣 I’m sorry, you’ve tickled my funny bone I think 😂
We are amazing creatures kind lady, His creatures and each and every step is guiding us to Him, His love, and a home beyond it all. Take a deep breath, relax and ask Him for some help. I have reached a place where I can go so far until the pain becomes too much…so I ask Him for a little break, just a rest stop to catch my breath. And you know what…He actually hears me, and gives me a break for a day or two. It used to shock me with how I ask and it is delivered…but not any more. With the love that you are, His love, ask and you shall receive 🤗❤️🙏
But yes, we are being tested a little bit. I love to read…lots. So I’m just going to have to learn to listen instead. I think God, Jesus and Spirit will have lots to tell me 🤗😂
Oh, and that moon shot. I love it. That was an interesting camera to reach that far kind lady. Were you out moonlighting on a trail somewhere? There was plenty of trails in your shots too, heart shaped plants everywhere. Were you ‘listening’ to something out there in His wonderful nature somewhere? 😊🦋🕊️❤️
Big, big hugs and lots of love coming over by the blue water couriers Karla, and besides all that I do hope you are going well. Lots of loving healing coming over too, I have no doubt the dolphins will love delivering it to you all. Maybe take Finn for a swim before it cools off too fast. You did say autumn was thinking about putting in an appearance 🤗🌺🌿🌼
Take care Karla, may His blessings be ever around in all you do kind lady. Much love from down under 🤗😊🥰🤣😎🛵🥾🐾🦓🎶🦢🦋🕊️🐬🐳❤️🙏
Mark! I’m so happy I tickled your funny bone! LOL. I was hoping someone would get the humor in that (I’m quirky that way, lol). Here’s my brain–I typed, faith with floaters and then immediately thought of me in WADERS fishing somewhere and wondering HOW I would even SEE the fishing line? I’ve officially provided proof of how my brain “works”.
And I’m so happy you know how my heart works, dear friend.
I’m so sorry you had a reaction at the eye doctor! Was that when they were dilating your eyes, Mark? How scary! Gosh!
Yes, like a haircut or a limp, (those sound familiar, tee hee)–we DO get used to it!
Like you, I’ve been listening on those breaks. The surrendering is a huge part to me. I’ll write about it in a future post. Tough decisions–but God-led and spot-on. “Ask and you shall receive.” Amen.
The moon shot is so perfect with the amazing small Canon SX740 HS with a 40X zoom. I used to have a DSLR camera.
But I longed to have something small–easy to carry without all the expensive lenses. It works great. It doesn’t do well without good lighting, but the moon shots are always amazing!
I’m always looking for hearts and God is…all around. They appear everywhere! I have some rock pictures too, but I must have deleted them? Or they’re hidden like rocks like to do!
Finn and I appreciate the dolphin visits! It’s still very warm here. Even warmer in KC I hear. Finn might enjoy the splash pad!
I don’t want to rush Fall. The cozy feel and sights don’t last long! I’ll savor it!
Take care, Mark. I pray your eye gets better and you continue your path of sharing your heart and healing with all of us! You’re a blessing! Much love to you and all the ocean friends from us! 🤗❤️💚😊🐾🙏🏻🥾🏔️🐬🤗🛵🦓
I’m still laughing Karla, trying to fish in those waders leaves such an image. I had a friend who was blind and had the bright idea to go for a motorbike ride. He got his friend to sit behind him and guide as he rode up the main street late one Sunday afternoon. Who said they couldn’t have fun 🤣❤️
My reaction at the eye place was to the actual dilator fluid. I had told them that I was allergic to preservatives so they got me some without it. But I reacted badly to the actual active ingredient. My body has just become over sensitive to just about everything. So bad that on a windy day my car bites me with any static electricity it has built up. Anyone else can touch it no problem but each time I did there was a loud crack and they’d laugh 🤣
Maybe it was just a message coming through from God and I wasn’t listening properly 😂
I had a nice Canon EOS 3000 SLR but they did the digital thing so I have to buy a new one. I can at least use all the lenses on it. My 75-300mm cost an arm and a leg. I loved doing the long exposures to get great movement shots like a blurred Ferris Wheel or multiple firework explosions in the one shot. And yes rocks can speak too Karla, as do your lovely heart plants kind lady. He can speak from anywhere 🤗🥰❤️
I must get back into my writing I suppose, I’ve had a little break now 🤗 You guys take care too, may there be many more blessings…and rocks, crosses of light, and even in the trails of silence dear lady. Take care 🤗🥰🤣😎🛵🥾🐾🦓🎶🦢🦋🕊️🐬🐳❤️🙏
Thank you for helping Frank and for sharing. ❤️ Sending love and hugs.
It’s my blessing, dear Kelley. Thank you, my friend. I appreciate you so much. Sending you love and hugs, too! 💚❤️🙏🏻🤗
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Here is the test.
Tim! you’re in! Yay! God bless you and Rascal!
Thank you, Karla, for being the wonderful you.
That’s so kind, dear Mark! Thank you my friend. 🥲🤗
Gotta love the Frank’s in life Karla, no matter how uncomfortable. Ya, I’ve been there too.
Hope your eyes find a way around those floaters. I would have a hard time picking our fall raspberries.
Still praying here. I see the signs of autumn in my life more than in nature. I’ll give nature two weeks to catch up. Keep shining! Keep reflecting Jesus
Thank you, Gary! I do love the Frank’s….they’ve taught me so much about the Christ life! I do think my brain is adjusting a bit–but there’s some new itty bitty dots? I don’t know, but God does. I seem to be dealing with it just fine, although I’ve swatted more times than you can imagine at things “flying” in front of me? That might make Tania giggle. I’m creating something for her (it’s not anything big, but something she’ll appreciate).
Fall raspberries sound delicious! I just put a few frozen ones in a bowel to have with yogurt, but I know they won’t taste as good as your fresh ones!
Happy Autumn to you and yours. Give the girls my love and prayers too, dear friend. I appreciate you all so much!
So many hearts! Reminders of God’s loving presence all around us. Thank you for sharing. And my friend, you have to be one of the sweetest examples of kindness… a fruit of the Holy Spirit that the world needs (even as it exploits) so deeply these days. I’m praying for you and asking God to empower this new expert with incredible intellect and precise plans.
Sweet sister, thank you. I think of you when I see hearts everywhere. You are so precious and kind.
The fruit of the Holy Spirit…that’s it, Mama M. I’ve witnessed angry Christians who use their anger as a way to say, “we’re standing our ground”. I’ve been a Christian who has done it. I’ve failed many times.
If I don’t bear the fruit I’m worthless–good as dead. I’ve never understood how Christianity became so complicated when to me, it seems so simple. I complicated my own life in an effort to keep up with the “busy Christian life” that completely MISSED the point! Ah, the New Covenant. The simple fact that to know him is to believe, accept, confess, obey, and allow the Spirit to take ownership of ME. To surrender. Christ formed within us. God sketched in our souls. You live this way too, dear friend. Isn’t it an utter relief??
Thank you for your unwavering support and prayers. I look forward to updating everyone with good news. Let’s keep spreading good news together, my friend. I appreciate you!
I believe it is a gift from God to be given an opportunity to show God’s love to someone in distress. I had a similar experience one time, and guess where I was? Cox Hospital in Springfield! “I happened to be” in the elevator with a young woman who was crying. Long story short, I took her home. I also had the privilege of testifying to God’s love with her. I have never before offered to take someone I don’t know anywhere, but I felt I needed to do it this one time. What a privilege to serve the Savior! God bless you and keep you, Karla! Henry and I send our love and prayers to you and Finn. 🙏🤗🐾💕
Cindy and Henry, Finley and I love you both so much.
I cried reading your response!! You were at Cox in Springfield. It doesn’t surprise me you took her home with you. You obeyed when you heard the message. Oh, Cindy. That’s my prayer, too. To not just listen, but to obey it. What a blessing you were for this young woman. I’m so curious to know if you’ve kept in touch with her. Your love and care for her had to have changed her for that moment–and I pray, for her entire life. You’re a true teacher, Cindy. In every sense of the word. You were the hands and feet of Jesus (and I know you continue to be!!). God bless you and keep you, too, sister. I’ll say it again–we love you!
If you ever get back to Springfield, please let me know!! ❤️❤️🙏🏻🙏🏻🐾🐾💚💚
Karla, our friendship means so much to me. You encourage me to “not become weary.” I know you encourage many others, too. I hope to be in Springfield during Thanksgiving! I will email you closer to the time. I am praying for you. I love you, too! Give Finley a hug from Henry and me.
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“My signs all point to my Savior and…surrendering. September signs.” This is a beautiful thought! The photos are peaceful, I love finding hearts in nature. Your story of Frank is heartwarming and I know your kindness was much appreciated!
Karla, I had a floater to appear in late July. I did see my eye doctor that day, they were kind to work me in their tight schedule. He scheduled me to return 3 weeks later for a recheck. He said to watch for the same things you were told. I do think my brain has adjusted to it. But there has been no improvement. My RM has had them for three years. I pray yours will leave. I am praying for your Friday appointment. I am thankful that your new NET cancer expert is located in Kansas City!
Prayers and love, my dear friend 🙏🏻❤️🙏🏻
You’re so kind, precious Pam! I’ve been thinking and praying for you (my prayer life has ramped up–the time, focus, and when I’m not able to do it, it impacts my day!).
I’m always so happy that my words strike a chord in your heart and mind! Also, I know that you and Butch would definitely help out any Frank that needed it! I know that’s why I wasn’t on my phone and paying attention. I need to remember that everywhere I go, too. Paying attention! It’s so important to me. So it’s hard when my body doesn’t want to cooperate with my spirit and heart. Jesus, thank you for your strength!!
I’m sorry about your floater, Pam. I’ve been relieved to hear from so many that they understand and have experienced it too. I’ve noticed that I’ve adjusted a bit more to it. I made the mistake of eating cereal last night (I hardly eat cereal since being diabetic, but I caved on these Cheerios). When my glucose monitor started alarming me, I could TELL my sugar was climbing too high because the floaters became worse and tiny itty bitty dots have joined the webby thing. I’ll make sure and tell my new cancer doctor on Friday. Our bodies are so complex and amazing. I’ve been studying a lot about insulin levels and how they impact the heart. I’ve learned so much in my journey, Pam. But most importantly, is the intimacy I’ve gained with our Heavenly Father.
I’ll try and catch up when I return and take lots of pictures. Whitley doesn’t know I’m coming. My daughter-in-law texted to share that I can accompany her to pick Whitley up from school. Our family loves family surprises! God is so good. I pray for his strength, provisions, and protection for you and yours (and everyone reading this right now!). And for my family and I. I believe and I’ll never stop living with that faith.
Prayers and much love, dear Pam. ❤️🙏🏻❤️
As ever, your clarity and courage are daunting. I hope those floaters dissipate and
you find relief. Your reaching out to others even at times of your own need is a
mark of the radiance of your soul… It was interesting to read of your list of ongoing
challenges, rarely mentioned otherwise…. Your patience and courage are insightful
lessons to be admired and followed. I hope the new treatment opens doors to
further promise and complete remission. Continue to enclose you in prayer.
Mary, is this you sweet friend? Thank you for your precious feedback and encouraging words. I’ve seen others suffer, my friend, that lean on faith. I’ve always thought that I don’t just want to “live well for the Lord”, but also, to “suffer well with the Lord”. I believe you understand this. To try and explain this to someone who doesn’t have a chronic “thorn in his or her side” might seem silly. When I walk in HIS presence, even with pain, HE unburdens me. I feel this closeness to our Father that I wouldn’t otherwise have. I’d say I’m blessed.
I feel part of my purpose in this journey is to help others who are suffering. I’ve been fortunate to experience a lot of things in my young life. It gives me great empathy and love for others. Thank you for praying, encouraging, and walking this journey with me. How can I encourage and pray for you, my friend? I appreciate you.
I’m praying for your body to keep up with your indomitable spirit, Karla❣ And thank you, as always, for dragging us slackers along with you, dear friend.
Oh, Mitch, I giggled. You’re so dear to me, my friend. Thank you always for your unwavering prayers and support! ❤️
Love reading this one. You are such a doll. The world needs dolls like you. Love you so much doll baby! 🙏🏻⭐🕊️❤️🎶🌺🚂🏆🤭
Awww Mama Wenda. You are one to me! I love you so much! ♥️🥰🥹💚❤️💕💕🙏🙏🫶🏻🦓🙌🏻🤗🤗
Dear friend, your faith and fight for life and for others never ceases to inspire me. i was recently at a gathering of several churches for a leadership meeting and while in a break-out session one of the attendees mentioned her healthy as a horse husband had been diagnosed last spring with NET. My ears and heart immediately tuned in. They had spent the entire summer traveling between cancer specialists near and far but had finally found the ONE – a surgeon specializing in NET cancer in Oregon and he had undergone a very successful surgery in August. His prognosis is very good. I did not have a chance to connect with her and relay my connection to you and your experience – but just wanted to let you know I and all of us here hear you, see you, and pray for you unceasingly. We are all one step away from a diagnosis but never a step away from God’s healing and love.
Much love to you and continued prayers through the difficult days and for more beautiful ones.
Singing for you, sister!
Erika
Oh, Erika…what an amazing message. I hear you singing!
I’m so happy to hear of his successful surgery! I’m involved in an amazing organization~without them I’m not certain how far I’d be at this juncture! Of course, I do know God has control always!
He’s our healer and provider!
I had an amazing visit and filled with hope!
Much love and prayers to you! You inspire me! ♥️🙏♥️
Sending you love and prayers dear friend.
Thank you precious friend! I’m sending love and prayers to you right now.♥️🙏♥️
I appreciate your love abs concern Karla 🩷
You’re most welcome, sweet Sadje.♥️
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Hi Karla! Thank you for sharing the Frank Story. Yes, it takes ‘Frank moments’ to become a natural giver. Please let us know how it goes in Kansas City. I so love your photos!!💕
Thank you, precious Jennie!
I appreciate you so much!
The trip to KC was amazing. The new specialist is so impressive~ he’s wise and humble, professional and kind…he wants to concentrate on this cancer in general. The entire staff is kind!
I’ll return the end of the month for scans and bloodwork to see how treatment is working. I’ll have an infusion here next week and bloodwork as well.
We enjoyed a “hot” Fall Festival and special memories!
I hope you are well, sweet Jennie,🙏♥️❤️
Thank you for the update, Karla! It sounds like you’re in with a great doctor and group. Did Zeb go with you? I’ll be thinking of you when you return at the end of the month. All is well. Gloria will be making her debut next week. Much love!! 💕
You’re welcome!! Yes, Zeb went and now I have another tiny zebra! (It’s plastic but with character lol 😂)
I’m glad all is well! Please give Gloria a big hug (and of course you too!). 💚❤️♥️🥰🤗
Will do, and please give Zeb a big hug! 😍
I’ll do that!! ❤️💚♥️🦓
Your words, Dear Kendra, are full of faith and courage. Even through pain and change, you’re still pointing others to Jesus, and that’s so powerful. He’s holding you close, giving you strength for each step and sign.
I continued to Pray for peace, healing, and fresh hope for you as you head to KC 🙏You Are deeply Loved, my friend, and your light is shining so brightly.
God Bless You, today and always…
Willie, forgive my late reply brother. Thank you for your precious words!
Answered prayers! The doctor is filled with hope as am I! My “kids” were equally impressed by his wisdom and kindness.
Isn’t God so good?
It’s taken me a few days to catch up and recoup, but through it all, I have peace.
God bless you and yours always! You are loved! 💚🙏♥️