What are you thankful for?!

[Barb]

Do we have any more thankful folks tonight?!

[ILG]

I am thankful my husband is doing well so far and that he has such a good prognosis.

I am thankful for my children.

I am thankful for my extended family.

I am thankful for a hopeful future.

[Barb]

Originally Posted by ILG

I am thankful my husband is doing well so far and that he has such a good prognosis.

I am thankful for my children.

I am thankful for my extended family.

I am thankful for a hopeful future.

Amen...!!

[Old Paths]

I am THANKFUL that this year makes 14 years my wife has been cancer free.

God is GOOD.

[ILG]

Originally Posted by Old Paths

I am THANKFUL that this year makes 14 years my wife has been cancer free.

God is GOOD.

[Old Paths]

Originally Posted by ILG

I do feel like that when I think of where we were 14 years ago.

[ILG]

Originally Posted by Old Paths

I do feel like that when I think of where we were 14 years ago.

With my husband going through radiation I can relate! My husband's prognosis has been pretty good from the get-go. I am also thankful for that!! How was your wife's prognosis at the beginning? I think it would be much harder with a worse prognosis.

[Old Paths]

Originally Posted by ILG

With my husband going through radiation I can relate! My husband's prognosis has been pretty good from the get-go. I am also thankful for that!! How was your wife's prognosis at the beginning? I think it would be much harder with a worse prognosis.

The doctor told her that if she didn't take chemo and radiation, there was a 75% chance the cancer would return within 5 years.

If she took the treatment, then she would have a 50/50 chance that it would return.

Not very good odds, but she took the treatments and Jesus has made the difference.

[AmazingGrace]

Originally Posted by Old Paths

The doctor told her that if she didn't take chemo and radiation, there was a 75% chance the cancer would return within 5 years.

If she took the treatment, then she would have a 50/50 chance that it would return.

Not very good odds, but she took the treatments and Jesus has made the difference.

Amen! Awesome testimony and definitely something to be thankful for!

[Barb]

Originally Posted by Old Paths

The doctor told her that if she didn't take chemo and radiation, there was a 75% chance the cancer would return within 5 years.

If she took the treatment, then she would have a 50/50 chance that it would return.

Not very good odds, but she took the treatments and Jesus has made the difference.

This is wonderful news, OP...to God be the glory!!