I am sorry to all my blog followers that I haven't gotten around to posting my Good MRI results.  YES I RECEIVED NEWS THAT THERE IS NO TUMOR GROWTH!!!!!This feels like an early Christmas gift

The following is a post I wrote for my church's women's ministry page.  It references a sermon where the pastor called us to "Expect Good" as part of a series about "moving life forward".An Encouragement

I continue to petition you to pray for me.  As I do so I will share this:This is what is kicking around in my head today.  It’s not concise; but it is real- real life. 

Update: My symptoms have subsided (I feel 'normal') and I just spoke with my oncologists nurse. My oncologist is NOT alarmed by this flashing vision. Next MRI as scheduled, mid November. We'll prayfully await those

PRAYER NEEDED. I have just had vision flashing like I did preop. This isn't good.  Please rally your prayers

   Ryan and I are in Las Vegas celebrating our (belated) 15 year anniversary and my 1 year survivor anniversary.  We flew in Monday (Oct 2/17).    I awoke Monday morning and had a message

I've decided I need to rip a page out of my daughter's playbook. With no lead-in tonight at bedtime she asked, "what do they do if a kid gets cancer?" In our house we know

We want comfort.  We idolize easy street and when we hit bumps in the road all we want is to get back to the smooth.  But I've come to see: life is a  a collection

(Ryan's 96 year old Grandma Rostek passed away this week.  This is the tribute I wrote for her memorial:) Proverbs 31:28 “Her children stand and bless her.”Grandparents are very special to me and you Grandma, were

I want to post the tribute I wrote for Ryan's Grandma Rostek to be shared at her memorial.  But in stopping to write this out as a blogpost there's so much more to say than