Koza's Faith and Fight: Chemo Day 4 and 5

Saturday, June 30, 2012

Chemo Day 4 and 5

Well, I mostly slept these last two days during the treatment so that made things pass by much faster. I am off for two weeks now for recovery. It's hard to tell if I'm doing fine because I'm mentally a little out of it. I have to guess whether or not I'm hungry, and even if I stuff myself with food I can hardly tell. So if that's the worst I have to deal with, I think I'll be fine. Good news is I have medication for the hiccups so things are looking up.

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KenJuly 4, 2012 at 6:21 AM
didn't realize we could post here directly but now we know

First, Christopher, it's the 4th of July and a great day to celebrate a great patriot - YOU!

We wish you were here with us and look forward t having the newly weds out on the town again soon.

It's also probably better to use the meds than your aunt Sharon's cures for hick-ups ... I think one involves standing on your head and taking a spoonful of sugar.

Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Give your beautiful and courageous Bride and hug and kiss for us too.

love,
Uncle Ken
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*That we are able to keep the bigger picture in mind- salvation and glorifying God.
*Endurance-For the days Christopher feels exhausted.
*Finances; we're dreading when the bills start coming in; our ability to have very successful fundraisers!
*Wisdom for us and the doctors (that the professionals have the proper plan set up for his case)
*Army ROTC-- that they WILL still want to invest their money in him and give him the time to get back to the physical requirements. Hopefully, he will be able to switch the MS3 (most strenuous) and MS4 (normally the final and easier) year to give him time to get back on his feet.
*The nodule they see in his lungs is a big fat nothing. And that there is NO cancer found anywhere else when we get the scans back.

*The Vascular Surgeon and Oncologist can work together to fix up the blood clot in an as effective and painless way as possible.
*100% HEALING AND in time for him to be back in college for the fall semester AND that he will continue to be healthy (doc says he has a greater chance of getting other types of cancer in the future).

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Saturday, June 30, 2012

Chemo Day 4 and 5

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