It's amazing how the things that are going on with Jim (or anyone in this type of situation) can be considered such a life changing event. One usually thinks of these things all for the good, but when something such as this enters your life, you have to put everything else on the back-burner and concentrate on the things that need to be done. I can only say that it is somewhat of a test of love, friendship and faith and those things are very important when it comes down to everything involved in the care of a person in need.
At this point we are looking at 10 more minutes of treatment rather than so many weeks. Approximately 6 weeks from now will be another MRI showing the results of treatment and a CAT scan was done today to see what is happening within the lung area and in all positive thoughts we are to see the Nexavar is doing is job.
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Hopefully after all of this you both can go back to living your life, traveling and what not. I think everyone's life takes a drastic turn at some point. It's all about how you handle it, life is a test. Try to look on the bright side, there is always a light at the end of a tunnel. Sorry about the TV remember what to do if they don't call!
Love,
Alyssa
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