Today was my final chemo shot of Round 3 (of 4) before the stem cell transplant at Emory in “May”. It has at times felt like forever and then at times like it’s flying by. I feel good, but tired. I’m not sure if the chemo is progressively zapping my strength or not, but at least, for the most part, I have had a decent run without terrible side effects.
I see so many waiting at the Dr and it’s obvious they feel much worse than I do. It’s sad that cancer affects so many people, with so many side effects, so many other lives touched. It is sad, but it also brings out the best in people. They cook meals, run errands, drive them places, sit with them and countless other things that help out.
It’s more sad that its seems to take the bad to bring out the good.
So, another thank you to everyone that has helped or wanted to help. The willingness is overwhelming. The completed jobs appreciated. Without you, it wouldn’t have been the same.
Cancer 10-109D 
So thankful and proud that you’ve come this far without lots of sickness. Praying that this will soon be behind you where you can get back to your “old self”!
Love you!!!
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So many get terribly sick with chemo. We are so glad that it has been kinder to you, and hope it has done its job!
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Good job as always! Love you. Don’t always tell you but so very proud of how you have handled yourself with this.
I know there are many who have been inspired or uplifted by reading your blog.
Praying for you every day many times a day for complete healing and the breakthrough that your study/treatments will bring to others.
Love you, Mom
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You remain an inspiration to me. Cancer is my swear word, I pray for you as you continue this journey & know God holds you in His hands. Much love the you & your family.
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