People ask every day,” how are you feeling?” My answer is usually, “better”. I thank God for His goodness to me. The past week has been rough, with feeling very tired, and some other flu like symptoms. But over all, I am doing well. I was able to preach a two day revival at [...]

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Painful is the word to describe the chemoembolization. (check out more about this procedure on Answers.com) But pain was a good thing. The doctor’s explanation is the pain was from the beads doing their work on the tumors. They explained that the blood was being restricted to the tumor, thus causing tremendous pain. Julie told [...]

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Today I had my blood tests done for the upcoming chemoembolilazation on Wedensday morning. The blood test were good, white count, red count, good, even CEA level (15) not too bad. Julie and I will leave tomorrow after school to drive to Louisville to spend the night. We will start the procedure at [...]

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