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As Deb's pain meds have been tapered off, the doc approved her beginning to drive in the neighborhood on a very limited basis to start w... -
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Deb Passed Away at 7:45 am today. She was surrounded by husband Vern, children Trey, Amanda, and Stephen. Yesterday was a watershed day. D...
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Since Deb's passing and Celebration Service, Vern's been to Arkansas to retrieve the new furniture that Deb picked out and enjoyed l... -
Friday was an unexpectedly bad day. When we read the possible side effects of the bone-strengthen medication that I took through the port on...
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Estimates were that between 350 and 400 attended. See text below the pix Click to enlarge Gray Suit = Stephen, Deb's younge... -
Trey using his height to Deb's advantage Deb is being given her last stem cells as I write this. Doc and our nurse are giving her 8...
Hi Vern & Deb,
ReplyDeleteI hope this phase won't last very long. It must be very frightening for you, Vern. We are praying for God to give you strength, comfort, and fortitude to get Deb through this. We are also praying for pain relief and effectiveness of the medications for Deb.
Much love and prayers,
♥Bruce & Daria
Hi Vern & Deb,
ReplyDeleteWe prpay this phase of tx will be over soon and with great results. I know Deb is scared by the "brain confusion", but she needs to remember it is the medicine and not her. Vern, you are such a loving and caring caregiver and both of you are blessed to have each other.
Still praying,
Jackie & Alex
listening to the radio on my way to work the lyrics of a country song caught in my mind ... "...it is the curse that is the cure..." praying the strength and arms of the Lord hold you when your own strength is spent and your arms tired ...
ReplyDeleteWoo Hoo! I hope you look back and that this is the crossover point for Deb. I pray that the pain stays under tolerable limits until it reaches a point of no pain at all. Still praying--thanks for the update!! Barbara (and John)
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