God lives in this thread!*If you don't care for Him,don't open it!*;)

Saw this yesterday...well worth it!

 

My recent CaringBridge post:
I know it's only been a little over a week since the last update, but this news can't wait. I went in yesterday for my first follow-up CT scan since my final radiation round on 11/1. I was chatting up the tech and asked about the scans' findings to which she replied, "Your doctor will review those with you at your next appointment." Alright, I thought as that is often how it goes. Was I nervous, no, not really. We'd already been through so much and figured if there was a new problem, it was the Lord's to solve as we've done everything we know how to do. Last evening I noticed this in my inbox: ALLINA HEALTH: Test result. Sign in to your account to get your test result(s). Hmm, I thought what can this be? Lo and behold it's today's scan results. I logged in and began to read, and read again, and re-read a third time to be certain. Still couldn't/wouldn't believe it I went and asked Kim to read this email without saying what it was. She read, and read again, and re-read a third time before bursting into tears alongside me. You will notice on the picture the sentence in its entirety reads: The previously seen heterogeneously enhancing hypermetabolic tumor centered in the left oropharynx is no longer present. I texted my oncologist a screenshot of this language on the report to which he quickly replied “Hallelujah!! This is great news.” We see him next Wednesday and the radiologist on Tuesday. I need to track down the surgeon from two years ago and pass the news along. I can’t say for certain if he is a believer or not but his optimism has greatly improved with each miracle he has seen in me. We had spaghetti last night for dinner (one of my very favorite foods) not knowing in advance it would be a celebration meal…but God did.

Side note: This is my third cancer battle in six years and we believe it is our last. I say our because it is equally as demanding on your spouse. It really is.

 

Praise God! That's awesome news.

Been there with cancer myself. Would not recommend!

 

Recent health update...https://www.caringbridge.org/site/f35bbb74-b112-31c1-b6fb-2bf4f855dd94

 

Did you know (thank you Josh for the inspiration)?

The Pleiades are mentioned a few times in the Bible, primarily in the context of God’s creation and the majesty of the universe. The Pleiades is a group of stars, also known as the “Seven Sisters,” visible in the night sky.


Here are the key references:


1. Job 9:9 (ESV):

“Who made the Bear and Orion, the Pleiades and the chambers of the south.”

• This verse highlights God’s creation of the stars, including the Pleiades, showing His power over the cosmos.

2. Job 38:31 (ESV):

“Can you bind the chains of the Pleiades or loose the cords of Orion?”

• In this passage, God is speaking to Job, asking if Job can control or influence the stars like God can, emphasizing human limitations in contrast to God’s omnipotence.

3. Amos 5:8 (ESV):

“He who made the Pleiades and Orion, and turns deep darkness into the morning and darkens the day into night…”

• This verse calls people to seek God, the Creator of the heavens, including the Pleiades, as a reminder of His authority and control over nature.


In these verses, the Pleiades serve as a symbol of the vastness and order of God’s creation, highlighting His sovereignty over the universe.