We've been in the hospital for over a week now. It's been the hardest week I have ever been through! I am in a much better place now than I was the first few days after Chloe was diagnosed with leukemia. I'm sure Jillian would say the same. The first few days were so hard. We have spent hours and hours praying and crying and I know all of your prayers have been a huge help for us. Chloe and her family are still adjusting to our new life. I feel like I have come out of the fog and can function again. We know that God will use this situation for his Glory. We look forward to her healing and to see what God has in store for Chloe's life and our family!
Romans 8:28 And we know that all things work together for good to those who love God, to those who are the called according to His purpose.
This morning was the fastest she has taken her meds ( about 5 min ) but on the other hand it took her 2 hours to get them down last night. I have not tried them but judging by her reactions they must be disgusting! She has to take them 2 times a day. Sleep has been rough, anyone who has stayed in a hospital knows about getting woke up every 2-4 hours, so were all pretty tired. Chloe had some mouth and stomach pain this morning but was great the rest of the day. She had a very happy day over all and loved playing with Caden this afternoon. We really appreciate every good moment, and just love when she is happy and comfortable. This has made us so thankful for small things that we probably would not have even noticed before.
Please continue to pray for her healing, peace, strength and that the first month is successful in putting the cancer into remission! We are also praying that she has no side affects from the chemo and meds. She has been having some stomach and jaw pains. We are asking God to keep her safe from new illness and infections
We are overwhelmed by the support, generosity and prayers that we have received from so many. We cannot thank you enough!
Thank you ,
Andrew (Chloe's Daddy)
To provide meals for the family:
https://www.mealtrain.com/trains/k42rzz
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