Duke of Schanzer
Cathy is feeling good today. On Tuesday we will begin our next trek to Duke Brain Cancer Center for another MRI and progress report. Everything seems the same: occasional headaches, nausea, stumbles, and confusion, blended with daily doses chemo and endless smiles. And I am blessed to have a front row seat with interactive privileges.
We had a beautiful eclipse experience on Monday, spending the day in Erie PA with Fr. Anthony Baetzold and his family. Besides being a tremendous priest and Serabu alumnus, Fr. Anthony is a superb performer on the outside grill. His cheeseburgers and country sausage were a culinary masterpiece. And then, about an hour before the eclipse began its magic, clouds gave way to a brilliant blue sky. My sister Kathleen, her friend Jan, Cathy and I, Fr. Anthony, his parents Roger and Gail, his sister Ann, and her husband Steve, put on our official cardboard eclipse glasses and witnessed a slow change of the sun into a dark-center, golden crown of light and then a reversal of the darkness, back into a full sunny day. We were fortunate spectators, and a growing feeling of unity connected us with the whole neighborhood, as shouts of excitement and local fireworks erupted all around us. God is so awesome and so beautiful.
GOOD AFTERNOON!
TOM AND CATHY,
TOTAL SURRENDERING
YOU , CATHY AND THE
TEAM AT DUKE!!
FOR A MIRACULOUS SUCCESSFUL CHECK UP AND REPORT …
GOOD AFTERNOON
TOM AND CATHY,
SENDING PRAYERS YOUR WAY FOR A MIRACULOUS SUCCESSFUL APPOINTMENT WITH THE DOCTORS AT DUKE !!!
Still praying for both of you. Hope the next report is a good one. God Bless you both.
So happy you guys were able to witness one of our God’s beautiful creations. Prayers continue and especially for positive results from upcoming trip to Duke.
Praying for you as you two travel to Duke. Praying for good news!
David and Sondra in MS
Praying for you as you two travel to Duke. Praying for good news!
May the Lord bless you and keep you.
David and Sondra in MS