First of all I want to say--thanks for praying. On our way back from the clinic, Adrianne's nurse called and let us know that all tests were normal!!! God is so good.
We had a great visit at the clinic. James counts were very good which enabled him to get his vincristine. He was quite the talker today and walking around the clinic as if he owned it. He didn't cry when his doctor examined him-which usually is a fight. He waved hello to all the doctors and nurses that came by. He had lots to say about today just no one was able to understand it!
Being in the clinic today makes me thankful of our circumstances. James has responded so well and the cancer he has is so treatable. It breaks my heart to see other kids who are not doing as good. One thing this journey has taught me is that no matter how bad we think our circumstances-we have it easy compared to some. I thank God that He has carried James thus far through his treatment, that he has had minimal side effects, and that he hasn't lost that sweet sense of humor. God is faithful even when we feel our world is crashing in on us and we wonder how we will get through the next day not to mention the next three years.
So thank you for being faithful prayer warriors on our behalf!
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great perspective....
praise God for Adrianne's results!!!**sigh**
we are so relieved and happy to hear about Adrienne's good results!!! praise God! And Joy, your words of gratitude for how well James is doing and all that is good for you right now are overwhelming (and convicting!) We love you guys. - Kim & Jeff
God is so faithful to answer all of these prayers that have been sent up in your behalf. I am so thankful........may we all put life into perspective....God's perspective!
Love you guys,
Sandy
great news! I'm thankful for an encouraging time for you guys!
ahh praise God! thats all i can say!
You guys are amazing. It has been a real testimony of faith to all of us as we watch you face each day. Thanks for your example. We love you guys
thank you for the update.....we are so glad to hear the good news!! Praise God!!!
Praise God. What a journey He has set you on. If this is a test of your faith, you seem to be passing with flying colors. What a testimony. You are in our prayers, always. Much love, Truett & Kelly
Reading your blog makes our life feel so normal. It is nice to read. Joshua is just a bit farther into his treatment than your son. I was 10 weeks pregnant when Joshua was diagnosed and we finished delayed intensification days before Andi was born. We are now in maintenance. I look forward to reading more inspiring stories from your family.
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