I just heard that the PET scan came back OK. This means the changes on the CA 125 are still microscopic so they will check me every 3 months and monitor for the changes. It could be a year or more before the levels are high enough to warrant chemo or I have any physical changes. They would rather wait to do chemo as the damage of the chemicals to the body make it worth waiting or something like that so that is good news. Thanks for your concern and prayers, it took a lot of testing to come to this conclusion so I feel good about the recommendations.
David finally lost a tooth. I guess it was earlier than Alicia. She waited for the last week of 1st grade to do that plus she was already 7 almost 8. David is 6 and middle of first grade. He came home Monday to show me but wouldn't let me touch it in fear of me pulling it out. I told him it would only hurt for a little bit. He didn't believe me. Well Wednesday we were in the car waiting for Alicia to get out of choir and I looked at it again. He had another tooth ready to come in behind it. If you look closely you can see it. I told him I just wanted to feel the tooth behind and my finger just "happened" to push down the first one. He grabbed a paper towel and pulled it out. "That's it. It didn't hurt at all". Hopefully now he wont be so scared when the next one comes out.

Dave also had is first pinewood derby on Saturday. His car did pretty well. He didn't place anywhere put his car did make 2nd a 3rd a few times so he was happy with that. He was a little upset when they were doing award because he didn't get any. He was happy when he got his medal. All the kids got one of these.








