Today Barbara and I met with Dr Lisa Horvath,
my oncologist. Today’s blood test
and last week’s CT scan show that the liver cancer remains dormant and my liver
is functioning normally. Lisa
pointed out on the scan where the cancer is, which is in the top area of the
liver. The liver has built in
redundancy capability. My cancer
had affected about half of the liver, which was too much, but being less than a
quarter now, I am OK. She thinks
that my situationl is a mixture of the cancer’s response to treatment and my
body’s capability. Everyone’s
journey is different.
This blog entry, I want to thank those of you
who have been praying for me, particularly Ian who believes in my being healed,
Geoff who prays morning and evening and Ron who prays everyday. We cannot scientifically measure these
things but I can assure you that to receive such love and concern that has been
given now for over two years is a wonderful blessing.
Congratulations to our son who rang us yesterday to announce his engagement. They are thinking of the first half of next year for their wedding.
Congratulations to our son who rang us yesterday to announce his engagement. They are thinking of the first half of next year for their wedding.
Today I am including a photo (which was previously
released by special email) from my family birthday celebration on 8 May when I
turned 63. My first granddaughter joins the family for this photo.
Sunday June 2 I fly for three weeks in Kamuli,
Uganda with our friends Pam and Allan. I will be working with them on some ideas and matters mainly
concerning the primary school across the road from where they live.
