Tom didn't have any treatments this week.  He still gets tired easily and isn't sleeping well but at least he is eating well, for the most part.   I keep praying, as I'm sure many of you are, that he will continue to get stronger.

Christmas is next Saturday and this is definitely the time of year for giving.  It's also the time for spending time with friends and family.  For me, spending time with friends and family is the best part of the holiday's.

Two of Tom's sisters stop by at least once a week to check on him.  We are so appreciative of the time you both take out of your busy schedules to spend time with Tom.  Thank you.

We've received some nice Christmas cards from some of the State folks.  Thank you too.

When you go through something like Tom and I are dealing with that's when you really appreciate having friends and family.  Especially because they stand by you, support you, and are there for you when you need them the most.  You all know who you are.  Thank you!!

In one of the past Blogs I mentioned how, at the church I attend, some folks bring in their coffee, people don't generally dress up, it's a pretty relaxed environment.  Today we sang "Happy Birthday" to two of the church members.  Times sure have changed. 

Thanks so much to all of you for staying "connected" with us.  We are very grateful!!