We saw my surgeon, Craig Brown, this morning – any and all concerns about my new system and controlling it came out on the table. I could not imagine the rest of my life having to deal with what I've dealt with these last 2 weeks. The good news is "it will get better, and more manageable." With more fiber, lots more water, and some products to help keep things moving, I should return to normalcy very soon, within 6 months he said. Then he removed my 6 staples, said the incision is healing great, and suggested I get another colonoscopy by November, and another followup with him in 6 months. I thanked him with all my heart and a tear in my eye for saving my life. What a great surgeon, and an incredible man.
It is at this point, at the end of my cancer journey and the beginning of the rest of my life – that I would like to thank each of you who were there for us with support, well wishes, cards, messages, dinners, gifts and most of all your prayers. All of them made us feel good, but it was the last one that performed the Miracle. We ARE truly, truly blessed.
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You are--we are truly, truly blessed.I know your new beginning will be even better than the first part of your life--and that was pretty spectacular, as I remember.
I wish you good health and happiness from now until eternity.
I love you, as always
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