TGIF! A new day and daddy will leave the hospital today. I pray that his 2 hour ride to his brother's house will be OK for him. We will all go to see him for a little while tomorrow. Needless to say, the time to get there is longer than the time we'll spend there, but at least we wll see him. I am some what concerned about his thoughts on the chemo. At first I didn't want him to go through that, but after talking to some others who have experienced this, including remembrances of my mother in law, I can't help but think it may be a good thing. I realize it is not a pleasant experience, but if it will reduce the chances of it reoccuring in a different location, perhaps it is a good thing. I told him last night that I will support his decision on this and trust that he will do what he and the Dr. feels is best.

THANK YOU Father for taking care of my Daddy! Help me remember you are my ultimate Daddy and that it is by your example that I know the definition of what it really means to be a 'Daddy's Girl'.