Posts Tagged ‘cancer’
four months.
Four months later. That’s around 120 days. Lives have changed.
Four months ago today I was on my way to the Woodward Academy tournament when I received a phone call I never expected I’d get. My dad was diagnosed with cancer. Not any type of cancer. One that was pretty severe [...]
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Tags: cancer, dad, God, healing, power, time, verses
they call her love
In the process of an extremely busy week, I’ve found time to blog [at least three little bits of info]
First bit of news: Dad swallowed today! This is the first time since early June! This is huge! God is great! Recovery is great! Recovery cannot happen without God!
Second bit of news: I’m getting paid a [...]
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Tags: cancer, dad, music, parachute, pay, victory, work
feel the heal
i have to remind myself the name of the blog… teach me. this time in my life is a vital time for learning. my body yearns to be taught, but sometimes i feel i’m avoiding the teaching. i think the avoiding is just a part of being human.
my dad isn’t doing that [...]
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Tags: cancer, dad, healing, learning, prayer, teaching, verses
love is a victory march
Yes, again with Kina. I think I may like it better than Phil Wickham’s version. This post is getting back to the roots of my blog.
Tomorrow is the last day of radiation. Hallelujah!
We now have this light shining in our hearts, but we ourselves are like fragile clay jars [...]
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Tags: cancer, music, radiation, verses, victory
i’ll steady your hand
I spend my days doing various types of mathematics. I’m getting kind of sick of it. I have a busy week underway. Had my first Calculus 3 Test on Monday – that didn’t go well. His tests are a little wierd. There are 72 points on the test paper – you’re only allowed to answer [...]
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Tags: cancer, dad, math, school, work
