Elayne's Blog ~ RUNNING TO RECOVERY: Happy Thoughts :)

Thursday, October 30, 2008

Happy Thoughts :)

This is definitely a "happy thought" :) Chris and I went on a 4 day camping trip and as always it was just not long enough. Is there something wrong when you start wondering how much the park host makes and how much you would save on bills??? :)
We had a great time and I will post the rest of our pics and adventures on the family blog later.

Chris is finished his PE exam but it will be a while before we know the results.

What I know so far from an e-mail from the oncology nurse is that all the tests ( 3 MRI's) show no sign of disease, no herniation, nothing. Which is of course wonderful news! Just don't know why my back hurts so much ? I am waiting for a call from the nurse to see if there is anything I should be looking at. otherwise... another prayer answered!

2 comments:

Anonymous said...: Hi, Mom!
I'm so jealous! What beautiful pictures!
I'll be praying about the pain in your back, as well as praying about the results of dad's exam.
We love and miss you every day--and cannot wait for tomorrow!

7 months, 1 week, 6 days, 6 hours, and 19 minutes until I am a Minich! ;-); October 30, 2008 at 10:42 AM
Oakie Grandfather said...: Prayers do work.; October 30, 2008 at 4:34 PM

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