Beautiful blue butterfly in my pot of geraniums!
It's been a while since my last family update.
Andy is still doing terrific. Regular blood work and CT scans show nothing suspicious. He continues to feel well. As I mentioned last time, his oncologist recommended surgery to remove a nodule on his right lung. This spot has been there since the beginning and really hasn't shown any growth or shrinkage. The nodule is quite small and is located in a very hard-to-reach place. To remove it, the surgeon feels he would have to remove the lower lobe of Andy's right lung. This is a big surgery and has a lengthy recovery time. We are opting to watch it carefully and not do surgery at this time. If it starts to grow at any time, we will ask for surgery immediately but at this time, since it has sat there for over a year and doesn't appear to be live cancer cells, we are going to let it be.
As far as an adoption update, we had our update home study on June 8th. We met our new adoption worker as our previous worker left the agency to do mission work internationally soon after we went on hold last year. Our new worker is super nice as everyone we've worked with at Bethany Christian Services has been. We received an email on July 5th stating that everything was approved and we are back to active status. We are so excited and hope for a placement soon!
What's going on in your family? How can I be praying for you?
1 comment:
That’s wonderful about your husband’s health and the adoption update.
My husband also has a lung nodule and has for many years, doctors think it is from asbestos exposure but his hasn’t changed in 30 or more years. I agree with your choice to just watch it for changes.
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