Last night we got to see what chemo can bring. Ken got home in time to lose his lunch in the front yard. He continued throwing up throughout the night and with it coming out the other end too. Not very fun! He was supposed to work but was unable to go in. He did have the pump removed this morning and got his shot of neulasta. He has stopped throwing up, but is still dealing with the other. 6 months is looking like a really long time right now. Thanks for all the prayers and support. I know that sometimes it is the only thing that is keeping us going.
Friday, April 11, 2008
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What an awful, awful night! Hang in there! (You are SUPERMAN!) We love you guys and are thinking of, praying for and missing you often.
Allie
Ken,
Keep Swinging. I dont think that we know each other very well. But....From one cancer patient to another I want to tell you to keep swinging. The Nasiua and Vommiting is misserable but it goes away, I promise. Be happy as much as possible as negativity seems to make it all worse.
You are in my prayers and you have an amazing family praying for you and your behalf.
God Speed and keep swinging.
Love Ammon and Betsey Lee
Have things started to get any better yet? The comment from Ammon was probably a little comforting knowing that it will start going away soon! We love you guys are thinking about you frequently. This is our new blog, keep in touch. by the way, we read your blog all the time! we will be better about posting :)
http://redcloversunshine.blogspot.com
Dear Ken and Jeanine,
I hope that today is a better day than last friday night. We love you both and remember that just as Ammon said that that there is an amazing family praying for you!
Love,
Tom and Lynette
jeanine,
I am shocked...had no idea you guys were going through all of this...we will keep you in our prayers. Please call if you need anything! Glad to see you blogging now I can keep up on you guys and your family!
Rachel
Dang man, I've had that for a couple hours from flu and hated it. Hang in there. You can do 6 months. If it does the job and keeps you around to torment us for another 30 years, its definitely worth it(only a younger brother can say this!)
Love you and are thinking about you often.
okay, why am i up at 12:30 in the morning??????? Not sure, but I wanted you to know how much Mel and i are thinkin about and praying for this to be as painless as possible. We love you brother.
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