I’m entering day-5 of 7 days of chemo today, Sunday. I’ll bring you up to speed.
We’re approaching a critical phase. I keep watching my test values and want to think improving values are good but that isn’t necessarily true. At this point in treatment we want to see the bad cells die, but we know full well that we’ll get the good cells as well. It’s hard to know friend from foe. So, we get rid of the good, the bad and the ugly; then we start over. The challenge is to get rid of everyone and stay healthy. That way when fresh blood is introduced it can start building back all good cells as it’s supposed to do. As it’s always been.
That means mostly isolation. (Iris may be my only visitor). Anyone else with me should be masked up. That’s not a suggestion. It’s a command.
We want you to know that we love all of you and your prayers have been heard and are making a difference.
I honestly feel well. If it weren’t for the test values I’m seeing, I probably would think I was well. I was definitely in need of help when we started this process and we don’t have the finish line in sight yet. I push forward with a greater understanding of a lot of things.
In discussion with a friend this morning I agreed with him that “Salvation. It’s more than fire insurance. It’s a relationship. And the relationship brings freedom from sin, sickness and mental anguish.” Jesus paid for our entire healing; body, soul and spirit.
I blessed our congregation this morning with the same peace and love I’m feeling right now. I’m including you in that blessing. We should all know the Holy Spirit is the source as she brings healing from the realm of my Spirit man into my physical body!
Bless you!
Thank you for your prayers.
Wayne
