Day 34 – PM
We really didn’t hear much from the tests, but it appears they found another spot on her rib close to her spine. They don’t want to do anything with it yet other than monitor it.
She has learned how to roll over in bed now. We still put in the pillows, but she can do it herself. This is a big advancement. For those of you that don’t know, she is basically quadriplegic. She has to relearn just about everything. She does have feeling in her toes and fingers, so it’s just a matter of time for the swelling to decrease and have her regain mobility.
It seems for now they are talking about two weeks of physical therapy and then they will start the chemotherapy.
Please keep praying for strength for her. She really needs the help to get through the therapy.
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Hi Randy, Becca & Ann,
I know you are all overjoyed to be in SLC surrounded by friends & family. It must be so much easier having a large family support system to get you through this. Becca- continue to roll over, puch Randy and pillows all you want and I pray you will be up, taking your theraphy and coming back home to us soon! I think of you guys daily- heck several times a day.So I’m really grateful for the updates. I find myself checking for them frequently every day. I prayer for you guys to beat it kick it out of your body and come on home to us! We miss you.
Much Love,
Sherry
Hi Becca & Randy:
We are thrilled that you were able to get to SLC. Thanks for keeping us updated daily. We’ve read your blogs as we’ve traveled all across the country the last month. We’ve shared your story with others and have asked for their prayers.
We will be working in SLC this next week. Can we do anything for you while we’re there? If so, call our cell phone at 214-505-9763.
The Northrups
To my Favorite Family in Texas:
In wearing my Lance Armstrong shirt and bracelet anonymously all these months to support those I do not know, I was taken back by your e-mail this morning letting me know about your journey. Words cannot explain how I feel for you all as even though we do not talk as much as we used to when we worked together, or see you nearly like we used too, I always remember the smiles of you all and how much I loved being in your home with all the love that surrounded it. In reading your web page and blog, I see that the love that I saw then is nothing compared to the love you have today and that of your friends and family. Your strength, perserverance, and shared thoughts, truly amazes me. Please know that you all are in my prayers and thoughts. May God bless your family, friends, doctors, and everyone you come into contact with on your journey. I miss you all and will be there for you in thoughts through your Journey. Please let me know if you need anything from your #1 Fan in NEW YORK (Green Passes included)..
Today I now know who I wear my Livestrong Bracelet and clothes for, because today I learn what it really does mean to LIVESTRONG..
God Bless & Much Love,
Eric (NY Clinque Boy)