Mary had an MRI this morning. The Dr. said it looked as good as he could of asked for. There is still small pieces of turmor that the chemo/radiation will be dealing with. She is very tired and I am having to make her sleep and not talk to visitors. So please don't be offended it you can't get in to see her. The Dr. is hoping to let Mary go home tomorrow. Infection is still a big concern so I will try to keep anyone who has a cold or is sick away from her for a while. The chemotherapy will lower her white cell count which will affect her immune system. The plan now is, ten days and she will get her staples out, then four days latter she will start Chemo/radiation. This is the plan now and plans can change.
posted by Mary Strickland at
3:02 PM
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Dear Mary, You are full of God's light, love and laughter full of goodness. Do you remember when we stood at Kinko's one day and you struck up a conversation with the woman in line and within a few minutes were encouraging her with news of our Lord? With such a heart, there are no strangers only friends. For in many cases, you seek us out.
We love you and your Bob, Shannon and Danielle. We are trusting God: the renewer of all things, the God that makes whole and restores, the God who alone brings life, the God who chases away the darkness, who alone does valiantly and treads down own enemies and whose mercy endures forever. The Kuehls
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