Asa's such a funny, laid back kid, for which we are grateful. He's loud and opinionated, with enough fight to keep him going like the Energizer bunny, but mostly is just content in his crazy world of siblings, barking dogs, emptying bins and cabinets, and singing loudly or yelling no-no-no while laughing, refusing to say much else. Except for the bald fuzz head and has a port, you sure wouldn't know he was a cancer kid.
Next week marks final inpatient chemo week. Please pray as we get ready for that, that Asa's counts would be back up and that the hospital would have room, and that all will be easy, peaceful, and boring at home, that we get out quickly and reasonably. While you pray, we would love great floor docs and nurses, too. Please pray for our friend. Caroline, especially. She's been so sick all week with virus. Pray for her parents, too. They've been on such a long journey compared to ours.
Thanks today for a run on bean freeze with a car full of crazy kids just for the fun of it. Grateful for smiles, soup, too much bread, fun movie. There's always too much to do, but sometimes you just gotta let it go and enjoy silly giggling and Nutella for second breakfast.
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