So many are praying for us. Knowing this is not some mere "happy thought" that lets us know how supported we are. We are truly thankful, and we truly believe God uses these prayers somehow. Thank you for them.
What is before us now is the chemotherapy portion of the adventure. We have our appointment with the oncologist today (Friday, 10 July) and I presume that protocol(s) will be put before us. Maybe we'll have to make choices. Please pray again for our discernment in proceding. That we would hear God's whisper, "This is the way, walk in it."
I'll give a full report after the appointment.
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Independence Pass, July 2010
A blog where cancer is not the point.
Welcome!
You have found Amy Ferrone Ponce's blog that began when I was diagnosed with advanced staged III breast cancer and ended with a story from my last major surgery.
I am now 3 1/2 out from diagnosis, and the whole experience now feels like a very distant dream. I'm glad I wrote all this down as I was living it. As I re-read it, I think, "You were really certain that God would bring sweetness out this cancer and you were really certain that there were better days ahead."
Thanks for stopping by!
You have found Amy Ferrone Ponce's blog that began when I was diagnosed with advanced staged III breast cancer and ended with a story from my last major surgery.
I am now 3 1/2 out from diagnosis, and the whole experience now feels like a very distant dream. I'm glad I wrote all this down as I was living it. As I re-read it, I think, "You were really certain that God would bring sweetness out this cancer and you were really certain that there were better days ahead."
I was right. And if anything I've shared here can be a help or encouragement to you in your journey, it's all the sweeter.
Thanks for stopping by!
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What? You think just 'cus you're cancer, you're some kind of big shot?
I am convinced that neither death nor life, neither angels nor demons, neither the present nor the future, nor any powers, neither height nor depth, nor anything else in all creation, will be able to separate us from the love of God that is in Christ Jesus our Lord. Romans 8:38-39
So take that, loser.
So take that, loser.
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6 comments:
Praying for wisdom, discernment and complete healing!!!
The above comment is actually from Jodie ... on the wrong account! :)
http://jodiemalodie.blogspot.com/
Praying Amy,
Please keep us posted! My mom is receiving treatment #4 for her lymphoma today! Let us know what we can do!
In Him,
Renee
I don't see that I can email you --- but I linked my blog (which you can get to by clicking on Rmomof3 by the orange Blogger sign) - I hope that is okay precious Amy!
In HIM,
Renee
Amy, It's been a long time - you have been on my heart ever since I heard about your surgery. Thanks for sharing your experience with us all. You are in my prayers. - Vonnie Mulkey
the best part about prayer that i will never get and keep praying in my own selfish way is that all we have to do is ask.
you have asked, and in His time, you will receive what is in your secret place. the amazing part of the journey is while it is taking place, we never ever see what Jesus has coming for us and the way of His works, but we do know we receive with open hearts. We are given a joy filled hope, and our focus is on good, and we get sidetracked and that will bring us closer to Him or lead us astray. You have heard Him, evidently. You are doing His will, and he loves you so much, as if you didn't know. Pray for me, so I can pray rightly for you. I love you, cousin.
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