Mom finished chemo!

Yea, for Mom! She finished her last round of chemo last Thursday. What a trooper! Now it's on to radiation in two weeks. She goes for 35 treatments in all. I'll be so glad when it's all over. She needs a rest from the meds. But what an attitude! You rock, Mom. I love you and am so proud of you. You've worried about me more than you have yourself! That's my Mama! God Bless and keep you forever and always. Here's to a healthy, happy future!

My basketball boys

Parker last week in our gym at Thorsby High School.

More Basketball

Parker plays BTeam and wears his brother's number 11. I'm so proud of him. He outdoes himself on the court just like Ev. He's a winner for sure. Love you, Park.

Basketball Moms

Tanya and me at our boys' game in Billingsly. We have some fun together cheering our boys on. Sometimes she has to hold me down....can't help it. Lately things have gotten pretty rough on that court. They're out to get Evan I swear. But he's handling himself. Sometimes I don't know how.

Basketball Basketball Basketball

This is Evan going up for a basket at Billingsly last Friday night. We beat 'em even though Ev had a freshly broken nose from last week's game. What a guy!

PET Scan

Well, my PET scan done on the 11th shows a spot on my adrenal gland. Dr. Gore wants to wait 3 months (3 MONTHS!! UGH) to see if it has changed any. There's a chance it's a benign tumor-it happens. So.....we wait.....
Oh, heart scan was good. I can keep taking my Herceptin every 3 weeks. That's good news!
I've given this to God and he's taken the burden from me already. I'm living every minute soaking up time with my boys and Russ. Uh oh...gotta change the subject here...feeling mushy.