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I Made It To the Sixth Day!!!

No more meds after today for 15 days. Yay! Today Kolby mostly slept. When she did wake up up she felt nauseous and didn't feel very well at all. She does not have that much energy and she is very, very tired. Kolby is looking forward to the next two weeks with no required meds. It will be nice for Kolby to feel normal again for a little while. She definitely needs a break emotionally and physically. This disease is very draining and depressing, not only for Kolby but for her whole family. We try to stay as positive as we can, but it is still very difficult at times. It is very difficult and draining to watch a love one suffer so much.

Kolby's blog background was changed (thanks to Taralee Truman! Thank you!) today to accommodate a third column for the t-shirt pictures. Remember, anyone who made a donation and received a t-shirt please take a picture and email it to my mom at dmcjpc@gmail.com
I want you to be apart of my blog and my journey to recovery. Thank you!!! Also, anonymous...we are all out of Keeping Kolby bracelets. I would like to purchase some and I know you want to stay anonymous but please somehow let me know how to get some more. Thank you!

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  1. I am SOOO happy that you are to the "no meds" part of this round. I really hope you can start keeping some food down! Earlier this evening I was {happily} telling Tom that you won't have to take meds for a little while :)

    You are very welcome! I was thrilled to be able to make some changes to your blog. Adding your 3rd column, making your header, changing some colors around and spiffin up your blog were MY PLEASURE! It's my little way to do something for you because it kills me that I can't lighten your load any other way. I know, silly, but still, I'm happy I could do something for you :) Glad you like it! ...You chose a cute background for me to work with ;)

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  2. The blog looks great! I am so glad you get a little time off Kolby. I hope your whole family gets a break from the physical and emotional drain of chemotherapy. Much love and every prayer.

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  3. I will take care of getting you more bracelets. I will order them today. So glad to hear so many people want them and are wearing them. Mine doesn't come off - even for weddings!! (I went to one over the weekend):) Kolby I hope soon you are feeling better and can enjoy the next few weeks with no meds. You are still and will be, to the very end when you beat this ugly disease, in my thoughts and prayers daily!

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  4. So glad that you are getting a break from all those meds. It warms my heart to see how many people are there for you through this trial. You are so loved and we continue to pray for you and send positive thoughts and wishes your way everyday. You will have victory over this cancer. You are one amazing girl from an amazing family. We love and care about you all so much. ♥

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