DAY 14
Today, we met with Dr. Johnston to discuss Gary's care from this point on. Gary will still need a few days of lab work done since he is being "let go" earlier than the 21 day mark. Because of this, Gary opted to leave his central line in until Monday. Dr. Johnston will need to see Gary on the 100 day mark, which will be the last week of July. After these few more days of blood work, Gary will no longer need to be monitored every day! He can stop wearing the mask, unless in a place where it might be wise to do so. The doctor said he is doing great! We are still in a little shock, realizing that at this moment in time, Gary is cancer free. It seems like it has been a lifetime since his diagnosis. He will still need to be careful about catching anything and it will be a long time before he will have his strength back, but at least we know we are on the downhill run now. Thank you so much for your prayers!MAY 4
HEMOGLOBIN - 11.6
WHITE BLOOD COUNT - 3.3
PLATELETS - 115
Wow! Praise God. Answered prayers. God is amazing.
ReplyDeleteAs one song says:
"He's more wonderful than my mind can conceive
He's more wonderful than my heart can believe
He goes beyond my highest hopes and fondest dreams
He's everything that my soul ever longed for
Everything He'd promised and so much more
More than amazing
More than marvelous
More than miraculous could ever be
He's more than wonderful
That's what Jesus is to me."
We love to pray for you because you loved Filipinos.
Love,
Pidio and Eva Nogales
Faith Temple Baptist Church
Novaliches, Quezon City
It is so awesome every time I read this. Thank you Jeanie for keeping us up to date so that we know how to pray. May God bless you both.
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