Judy here, so this will lack the humor that accompanies Ron's posts. I am
feeling much better than the latter half of last week, with no idea why there
are such dramatic changes from one day to the next. Rather than becoming overly analytic, we will gladly take the good days with the bad.
Today, when visiting the oncologist, we discovered my liver function tests had dropped to within normal range, something we are very grateful for and an answer to prayer since they had been steadily climbing.
This past week we continued to have meals delivered and this afternoon another one came, which are prepared with such care. It is very touching to be the recipients of all this love and support. Thank you all so much; it is humbling.
Today, when visiting the oncologist, we discovered my liver function tests had dropped to within normal range, something we are very grateful for and an answer to prayer since they had been steadily climbing.
We are constantly overwhelmed by the kindness of so many folk towards us.
This morning a friend brought breakfast - quiche and muffins - which she must
have got up early to prepare since she delivered it before 7.30 am. We were able
to enjoy it with some of the Canadian Snoeks who called us Saturday night and
asked if we would like them to visit the next day.
They arrived yesterday
afternoon and this morning while we visited the oncologist - only away for 90
minutes in total - with the three of them they managed to clean the bathroom,
polish off a huge pile of ironing, vacuum all of the dog's hair off the carpet
downstairs, do some garden maintenance and place some tar on the roof where we
still have a leak into the porch. There are probably other jobs I haven't
noticed yet.
This past week we continued to have meals delivered and this afternoon another one came, which are prepared with such care. It is very touching to be the recipients of all this love and support. Thank you all so much; it is humbling.
A little encouragement goes a very long way. Like your new glasses, Judy! (or at least new-to-me). And I don't recall seeing you wear red very often! Stunning on you.
ReplyDeleteSo glad to hear and see you on the blog, Judy! You look wonderful! I LOVE the red sweater and scarf! I'm especially glad to hear you are having a good day with more energy and zip to your step. I'm thanking and praising God for all those who are blessing you and your family.
ReplyDeleteLove and a big hug for you.
Elisabeth
Aunty Jude! That cardigan is LOVELY on you! im not surprised to see you on welder, you and mum seem to spend all your time on there! thinking of you and the family :)
ReplyDeletelots of love, Steph :) x x x
Dear Judy,
ReplyDeleteI had wanted to send a comment immediately,but I did not get it done,
So now I am at Esther's place and Steph is helping me.
What I wanted to say iis that you look so good and also that the red colour suits you so well,really lovely.
Then I heard from Laura that she sent it to you for Mother's Day,
GOOD ONE LAURA!And so nice to see Pam on the photo as well.
It's only been one week since we pulled into your driveway. Much too short of a visit! We hope it won't be as long before we come back. Art has to do some *warranty work* on the window, for sure. Make a list, check it twice...
ReplyDeleteThanks for the cardigan compliments. It was a gift from Laura. Nettie, I get to do another list? Woot, double woot.
ReplyDeleteYep - he works well with lists. He's hoping to come back in a few weeks. Let him know if there's things to do - and prioritize them with what you want done first.
DeleteHay Aunty Jude I am so glad you are beginning to feel a bit better. I love you lots and will keep praying for you!
ReplyDeletelots of love,
Danii