We met with the doctor at the Mayo clinic today. Gary is going to have a biopsy of his arm bone on Friday to determine what the markers are of his tumors. It will be a one week to three week wait to hear. This will determine which chemotherapy will be most effective against his type of cancer. Gary felt more comfortable with this doctor and his discussions with her. She is not against naturalistic or holistic treatment. It was somewhat refreshing. He is in for a tough fight, but he is capable. He remains positive and tells me I won't be getting rid of him that easily. I told him I expected him to be around for our 50th anniversary. We will be celebrating our 29th near the end of February.
I would like to thank the Nokelby's for their immense support. What a great family you are. WE love you and appreciate all you have done. They helped, along with UPS, Pacific Recycling, the Mormon church and our dear neighbors, Rick and Linda Diehl and their son John, get us a new refrigerator and dishwasher. Ours had broken recently and life took us on this journey and we had not been able to get them. How blessed we are.
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