Today is Joe's 2nd round of Chemo for this month with the last one next week on the 16th. He has had a pretty good week thus far, at least a busy one anyway. On Tuesday night rehearsal for TGMC started again for the spring so once again he will have 3 nights in a row with an obligation. What's the saying about "idle hands"?....well it shouldn't have anything to do with Joe. Monday he has Durham Childrens Chorus from 4:30-6; Tuesday PGUMC staff meeting, piano lessons and TGMC chorus; Wednesday piano lessons and choir practice; Thursday chemo, piano lessons & Bible study; Friday just piano and then he normally has a free Saturday before being at church at 7:30a.m until after 12pm. And this is his retirement schedule.
Joe got to his 7:30am appointment at Duke a little early and was checked in at the chemo infusion center at 8:28am for his 8:30am appointment. There was time in between for him to go get breakfast in the food court. He was out of chemo by 10a.m. which might be a record tying time. I'll have to go back and see if he's made it out before by a minute or two. Now he just get's to look forward to a couple of somewhat sleepless nights before getting back on track. He has been battling a head cold for the last 10 days or so, but that seems to be better too. All things considering, not a bad week (last nights 85-84 win over UNC didn't hurt either).
I hope everyone has a great weekend and thank you for your continued prayers and support.
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