When we took her to see her oncologist, all her labs were back within normal range--so now she can go to church and be around lots of people without the worry that she may get sick.
Her surgeon said she got clean margins when she excised more breast tissue after her chemo was finished. Biopsies were negative.
Her Psychiatrist is trying a third medication for depression since they would like to keep her off the Nardil if at all possible because of the many interactions it has with so many foods and drugs.
So far, our prayers have been answered, But now we need to ask God to lift her depression, that her medication will work for her.
She starts radiation on July 11 and goes 5 days a week for 7 weeks. But she is through the worst.
Will keep you posted.
We transplanted this rosebush from John's folks' house before it was turned over to the buyer. It did not tolerate the shock of the transplant and all the leaves died. It was about 6 feet tall and had red roses. So, when I got back from Colorado, inspite of having used new soil and rose food, it was on its last leg. There were only a couple of canes that still had some green. So I pruned it back and cut off the dead canes. Look at the new growth now. Can't wait til next year, or maybe even this fall, for roses. It'll be a wonderful tribute to John's parents and a beautiful remembrance. 
