Mike had his 12th chemotherapy treatment today. We set a record finishing his IV bags. Usually it takes 4 1/2 hours to get through all four bags, but today he got everything in only 3 1/2 hours. It could have been because Mike was really the only one getting a treatment. It was good to get out of there a little sooner.

We see the oncologist tomorrow morning and then Mike will get his Neulasta injection. We're expecting to schedule the CT scan date tomorrow.

Right now, Mike is feeling the normal jitters following a treatment, and the usual weakness/nausea in his stomach. He came home and slept for a good two hours and has woke up feeling a little better.

While Mike was taking his treatment, I went to visit his mom. She is definitely uncomfortable on her left side, which seems to be the side the Pnuemonia is in. They have put her on a stronger antibiotic so we're hoping she'll begin to feel better soon. They are also giving her a little pain medication because she's sore from coughing the past week. We're a little concerned because she isn't getting up and moving. I spoke with the RN on duty, and she didn't act like there was any concern and just told me she felt the antibiotic would help. So we would appreciate your continued prayers for her.

"Now to him who is able to do immeasurably more than all we ask or imagine, according to his power that is at work within us." Ephesians 3:20