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Today Was A Great Day!

Today was a great day! The night before Kolby had her chemo treatment she asked her dad to give her a father's blessing. It was a beautiful blessing , asking the Lord to watch over her and give her the strength spiritually as well as physically to handle the effects of the chemo, and that the side effects would not be as hard on her. We sure are thankful for the power of prayer and for father's blessings. Today Kolby had no side effects from the chemo treatment yesterday. We know the effects will probably still come, but we know that the Lord will bless and watch over Kolby. Kolby slept most of the morning after taking her first round of meds. Sleep is good. Later that afternoon Kolby decided to go out to dinner with my friends and I. I was thrilled that she went. Becca her friend went with her mom, and she was able to visit with her while all of us "moms" sat around and visited.
Kolby was also able to enjoy the evening with some dear friends. Dallin and Rachel Jenkins and Becca Mohler came over and played games all night with Kolby. It was so nice to hear them laughing and hanging out. Thank you Dallin, Rachel and Becca for coming over and keeping Kolby company. She really enjoyed your visit and hanging out. You were apart of making her day a better one! Thank you so much! She needs more nights like this one.
Tomorrow will be a new day.....and I sure hope and pray that it is as good as this one.

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  1. I am so glad you had a good day! It was so fun to see you at Macayos. I hope you continue to feel stronger and healthier.

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  2. I had a really good time last night!! I'm sad I will be gone for so long and won't be able to come visit again, but as soon as I get back, I will come visit! Glad that the side effects aren't bad, and I hope they won't get bad!I had fun last night thanks for letting us come!!

    love,
    Rachel Jenkins

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