Flooding in Houston

I just really didn't have a catchy title. And there was some flooding in Houston. But it doesn't have anything to do with this.

Oh my goodness, there are too many people with cancer. Please make it stop.  It never ceases to amaze me when we walk into a waiting room. You really have to see it to believe it.  I hope you never see it.

So yada yada yada, we waited a long time for everything as usual.

David's scan showed another slight increase in that dumb lymph node. So after much discussion the Dr. decided to up his dosage again in hopes of finding the sweet spot of enough medicine without too many side effects. The problem is he has been having a lot, a lot, of stomach/intestinal issues. So the meds are increasing. And so are the prescriptions for his other issues. Hopefully this works. Dr. still thinks this drug is very good for David because it has worked for so long. He wants to give it one more try. If there is progression in 3 months they will find another treatment. The one discussed today involves a trip to MDA every 2 weeks for an immunotherapy infusion. Every 2 weeks for as long as it works. Every 2 weeks. Of course we will do what we have to but. Every 2 weeks. Ugh.

Please pray for no progression, more shrinking is what we want! And limited side effects that he can cope with.

If you are so inclined to pray big, pray for NO cancer and NO side effects.

Thank you for praying.

Thank you for loving us.