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I'm thankful that the surgeon feels certain he got all of my son's brain cancer tumor. I'm thankful that we have radiation and chemo to kill any of the cancer cells that might have escaped.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad, Louise! I'll continue to pray for him.
ReplyDeleteToday, I'm particularly thankful that my son and his girlfriend are coming for a visit this weekend!
ReplyDeleteLouise, I'm thankful also that there is a good prognosis for your son.
ReplyDeleteI'm also thankful for my sweet little granddaughters. They are such a delight.
ReplyDeleteThankful for people who love me when I am unlovable.
ReplyDeleteI am thankful to be finishing with the radiation therapy for the brain tumor. Louise, I will pray for your son. I'm at the end of my journey, and want to assure you that God is still in control.
ReplyDeleteGlad for your good news, Leann...being wondering about you and praying for you.
ReplyDeletePraying for Louise's son!
Thankful my PT is helping my back condition....I still have a ways to go though!
Thank you, Jackie.
ReplyDeleteOh Louise and Leann, you indeed know the meaning of thankful.
ReplyDeleteI'm thankful that my son had a wonderful ninth birthday.