Moments We Remember
One year ago today, a few things happened. Most of the world remembers it as the day Russia invaded Ukraine. I will remember it as the start of Steph's leukemia battle and our first day at UW Medical Center. Steph wrote this blog post earlier in the day.
Thirty-Nine
February 10th marked another year is in the books for me. We celebrated by going to the trampoline park, mowing the lawn for the first time this season, and enjoying tacos and Gold Rush bars (since I'm not a huge fan of cake). As mentioned in my last
Goodbye 2022, Hello 2023
I can't believe my last post was before Thanksgiving... we have some catching up to do. I have shared some posts on Facebook, so do follow me there for more frequent posts or at least photos. Well, lets get this update going... I will let photos do most
Two Months
I know it's been a bit quiet around here lately. Words - at least ones that I care to share - have been somewhat elusive this last month. While the blog has been quiet, we definitely have not been. Where to even start... I guess I'll
Celebration of Life Service Details
I know it has been a bit quiet around here and many of you have been patiently waiting for additional details around Steph's service. Plans are coming together and you can visit the Celebration of Life page for all of the latest information as well as the streaming
One Long Week
On Monday, the kids, my mom, and I decided to take road trip to Boise. The kids have enjoyed time with cousins and family. We have been keeping busy and enjoying these long days the best that we can. Last night was the first night in a hotel room with
The Trail Ahead
The kids and I went to REI yesterday to get new hiking boots. Today we put them to use on the Coal Creek Falls trail. It was great to get outside on this beautiful day for some fresh air and exercise. The falls were dry, so that added to some
Bittersweet Homecoming
Stephanie is cancer free in the arms of her Savior, Jesus. He welcomed her home at 12:11 this afternoon. I was able to be with her, holding her sweet hand when she sighed the weight of this world away. We will miss her terribly, but remember her always. Steph
Uphill Battle
Steph's liver numbers continue to climb in the wrong direction. The toxins building up in her blood (ammonia) are impacting her cognative ability. Yesterday she was able to answer all the questions - albeit a bit slow. Today she was answering all questions with her birthday or "
