Day Twenty-Eight with Cancer

Day Twenty-Eight with Cancer/Day Seven without Cancer:

Am I really at a week since my surgery?  That doesn't seem possible.  Today I worked on trying to get stuff done for the fundraiser.  I made several calls to venues and corporations for donations.  Thankfully, most all of the places I called were more than willing to donate something.  There were a couple that I just have to send a letter to.  I can send a letter for free stuff.  Finestra Gallery is the place that I was pretty excited about.  I'll be anxious to see if they can give anything.

Right before dinner I got a text that rocked my world.  I found out that one of the school age girls that comes to PCA was diagnosed with cancer of the fallopian tubes today.  It's pretty advanced and she'll have to have a complete hysterectomy, radiation AND chemo.  At that moment I wanted my cancer back.  I wanted to take it all so that she didn't have to deal with it.  How is it that I can end up with a cancer that hasn't spread nearly as far as the doctors thought and not have to have chemo, but a little girl does?  I know that God has a plan, but this one seems much more painful to me.  I pray for this little girl today.  She is such a joy and I know that God can and will use this situation for His glory.  I just pray that His glory means a speedy healing for her.  I also pray for Painesville Christian Academy.  I'm not sure why, but cancer seems to be ravaging us there.  I pray that God would help us during this period of spiritual warfare.

Mom made chicken noodle soup for dinner.  It was awesome.  I was able to have "real food".  Cooked vegetables are better than none at all in my opinion.  It was also MUCH MUCH better than hospital or canned soup.  Yum.

Day Twenty-Eight:  Nine points...a little shaky on the dismount

Song of the Day: I Will Go On
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Zdn2ZnXd6o

Verse of the Day: Psalm 3:3
But You, O LORD, are a shield about me, My glory, and the One who lifts my head.