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Tara is at St. Joseph’s for her second round of chemotherapy today. Please pray for the chemo to have an extraordinary and incredible impact on the cancer and it’s tumors in the weeks ahead. Please also pray for comfort, strength and resilience for Tara in the face of continuing nerve pain.
by Christopher Graham That sense of not being able to tell reality from imagination lasted a couple days. During the days it was okay, but
by Christopher Graham I vaguely remember waking up from the IR case. I don’t know if I went straight to dialysis or if I was
by Christopher Graham One thing I didn’t realize about the hospital was that you’d get a different nurse most nights. It seems obvious in retrospect
by Christopher Graham My urine output for the first day or two was actually quite excellent. So good, in fact, that they removed the Foley
by Christopher Graham Your perception of time changes greatly in the ICU. It’s very, very easy to get disoriented. You’ve just been through one of
by Christopher Graham One of the places on earth where you least want to find yourself, is in the surgical intensive care unit of a
Diana Stewart, Patricia Dyhrman, and Pat Hatley, from Puyallup, Washington, are this year’s recipients of the Klaus Brauch Above and Beyond Award. This award honors
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