Tanner has seen the Physician's Assistant at his chemo appointment the last couple of weeks and he says that everything is still good with no changes. I don't know if Dr. Albritton is out of the office or if she's decided she doesn't need to always see Tanner at his weekly appointments since his MM is stable at this time.
We go back to Dallas to see Dr. Berryman the first week in December and after that appointment, they are going to initiate the changes to move him to the adult practice at Texas Oncology on 8th Avenue.
I've actually barely seen Tanner the last several days. I work all day and when I get home he's at school. Most any free time he has he spends with Cearra - though yesterday he did work all day with his dad.
My niece, Beth has come to Texas for a weekend wedding and has been staying with me. It's been wonderful having her home. She's out visiting friends this morning and I finally got the back yard mowed and am hoping that's it for the winter.
It's been calm for a short while now, but if there's one thing life has taught me, that can change in an instant. I find myself just waiting for the bottom to fall out again.
It's not if.... It's more like when...
In the meantime, I'm trying to enjoy each moment, lately, to the fullest.
Angie: As I always say.....I'm just waiting for the next shoe to drop!
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad your young man is doing so well, and has love in his life. That puts a sparkle in his eye, and probably helps to push MM to the back of his mind.
Let's hope a cure will soon be found....for all of us!
Hugs...