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Tag Archives: Cancer
Candace update: 1 year
It’s been a little over a year since I was diagnosed with breast cancer and began treatment (see December update). I recently had an MRI and CT scan to see if anything new has cropped up, and praise God, everything … Continue reading
Candace update – December 2010
“The world seemed to her a grand march of resurrections–out of every sorrow springing the joy at its heart, without which it could not have been a sorrow; out of the troubles, and evils, and sufferings, and cruelties that clouded … Continue reading
Candace update
Many have asked about Candace’s status, so I’m posting our most recent email report. Her radiation regimen is very aggressive, and really wiping her out. And she’s dealing with hot flashes like a rapidly rotating pulsar, a side effect of … Continue reading