Friday, February 14, 2014

41/2 month Check up

We had a check up with the AMAZING  Dr. Armenian.  Mr. Blue eyes checked out giggly, wiggly and fine.  We also got to visit with sweet Renee our social worker.  After Attempting several times before Christmas we got our
delivered to the hospital thanks to Renee. 
In the waiting room I was reminded how blessed we are to have had Mr. Blue Eyes cancer caught early and cared for by such a great group of people. 
We are BLESSED!

Giggling.....

Saturday, February 1, 2014

Finally......Relief

It has been a little over three months since we got the first clear scan.  Since the second clear scan It has finally felt like a 
relief 
to me. 
 I was happy with the results of the first scan but did not completely trust or have the ability at that time to truly feel a sense of relief.  It was far to crazy coming down off the cancer ride to feel much of anything.  I was on some days barley functioning and a bit numb and depressed.
Having some distance from the event has  helped gain perspective and feel secure in life again.  Fear of the unknown had driven me to a place of uncertainty.  I think this is partly normal however I was so afraid that I would loss my little guy even though things looked good for his recovery.  I lost any sense of safety that I once known.   I wanted control, I want to know that everything would be OK.  I am now more certain than ever that this is part of the journey it is a part of finding our own courage to trust in a loving Heavenly Father and the experience of life.
 NO MATTER WHAT EVERYTHING WILL BE OK!
(and this comes with time and with healing and with trusting in the Lord)   
 I have become something more than I once was.  I have become more open, loving, kinder,sensitive, giving and refined.  I am not sure I would scream "please let me have this trail in life, let me watch my son suffer with cancer."  NO I would not but at the same time,  I see that these very experiences have brought me to a new me,  that have expanded my soul.  I have learned that trusting God is not always easy that in order to truly surrender our hearts we have to face the very thing we may have feared the most. 
I now marvel in the
joy
that has crept back into my heart and the laughter that now fills my soul.  I trust, I trust life and I trust in
God.