Anthony’s treatment plan involves a chemo infusion at the oncology office every 3 weeks and then chemo pills for 14 days, morning and night. And guess what is super expensive? Chemo. Feeling pretty grateful for insurance and pharmacy co-pays. The…
When chemo pills are the perfect Christmas gift
Anthony’s treatment plan involves a chemo infusion at the oncology office every 3 weeks and then chemo pills for 14 days, morning and night. And guess what is super expensive? Chemo. Feeling pretty grateful for insurance and pharmacy co-pays. The…
Peace follows thanksgiving
Much of life lately feels like a blur. We are almost to Christmas now and I’m still recovering from August. Back when cancer made its unwelcome appearance and invaded our life. Time has sometimes stood still, sometimes crept by at…
Abundant Fruit
I’ve been reading The Lord of the Rings to the younger boys. It’s taking awhile. They aren’t quite as into the beauty of Middle Earth as I am, but we’re getting there. We are currently in Lorien, an Elven land…
The Coming of Winter
We took a drive up our road to look for some leaves for an art project this week. The aspens are glowing like they have an alternate light source. Fall is such a beautiful time of year. And right outside…
Days like this…
Well Mason, here’s the thing, birthdays are for celebrating. And we had some great birthday celebrations with you. And in honor of you. Every year we still enjoy your favorite. Pizza. We are thankful for the sweet gift of you. …
Back in the Fire
I think there is a delusional (perhaps hopeful?) perspective you have after you’ve gone through great tragedy. It’s something along the lines of, “I’ve had my major personal catastrophe. No more.” After you bury a child you want to believe…