Her pancreatic drain has slowed down. She is producing less than 10cc a day now, where a week ago we were draining out 30cc every 12 hours. Her incision is healing nicely and even most of the steri-strips have fallen off. For the last couple of days, she has been able to step in and out of the tub without me supporting or aiding her in any way except to be standing by if she needs me. At this point, she still needs a bit of assistance in drying her legs and getting dressed but as her flexibility and strength improve, I'm sure that she'll be independent in those things as well.
It has been really helpful to have the meals dropped by the house so all I have to do is load and run the dishwasher when we are finished eating and do a load or two of laundry each evening. A couple of ladies have been nice enough to even run the Swiffer around the den. I had been planning to pull out the leaf blower Saturday afternoon and blow everything that's not nailed down out the back door.
We continue to covet your prayers for recovery from the surgery, strength for the chemo to come and hope for a miracle of healing.
With all the people that are praying we will continue to see the fruits of God's love and healing
ReplyDeleteSuch good news! You are a real trooper, Cheryl. Sounds like you are improving daily and for that I am thankful.
ReplyDeleteI continue to pray for your healing and strength.
I'm so glad to have these updates. I haven't wanted to call because I've been worried that I would disturb your rest but you've been on my mind. We continue to pray for you here at home and always mention you during prayer times at church. We are praying for strength and a miracle of healing. Blessings on you today in Jesus Christ our Lord.
ReplyDeleteI am so happy to hear about Aunt Cheryl’s wonderful progress and her continued positive outlook on things. The best attitude is a positive one. I love you guys and we (as well as our church) will continue to pray for her complete healing. God is good!
ReplyDelete-Rebecca