July 27, 2026 Monday Scan Results
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July 27, 2026 Monday
Scan Results
We didn’t get the news we hoped for this morning.
All of her scans came back clear except one.
There is a new spot on the top of her skull that needs further testing that has been deemed inconclusive.
Dr Wells ordered an urgent MRI. We haven’t heard the date for it yet. We expect a call today from Dr Wells.
Dr Wells told us it may be a false positive. He also said it may be the early stages of relapse. This is the most common spot for relapse.
We have a trip to the mountains planned for the end of the week. Dr Wells said we will schedule around it because it is important we go and love our family.
I asked what his gut hunch is? He said he’s about 50/50 with it.
We are numb.
Avry Jo is singing her heart out. Christmas songs. Sweet as can be.
We’re not letting on about our concern to the children. There is no reason to place a burden on their hearts before we know more. So we’ll keep smiling. We’ll laugh, play, and make memories. We’ll choose joy in the middle of the unknown, trusting that our children deserve the security of simply being children. And when the weight becomes too much to carry, we’ll let ourselves fall apart—but only in the quiet, private moments where little eyes aren’t watching and little hearts aren’t absorbing.
“God has not promised smooth roads and wide,
Swift, easy travel, needing no guide;
Never a mountain rocky and steep,
Never a river turbid and deep.
But God has promised strength for the day,
Rest for the labor, light for the way,
Grace for the trials, help from above,
Unfailing kindness, undying love.”
-our story for God’s glory
Scan Results
We didn’t get the news we hoped for this morning.
All of her scans came back clear except one.
There is a new spot on the top of her skull that needs further testing that has been deemed inconclusive.
Dr Wells ordered an urgent MRI. We haven’t heard the date for it yet. We expect a call today from Dr Wells.
Dr Wells told us it may be a false positive. He also said it may be the early stages of relapse. This is the most common spot for relapse.
We have a trip to the mountains planned for the end of the week. Dr Wells said we will schedule around it because it is important we go and love our family.
I asked what his gut hunch is? He said he’s about 50/50 with it.
We are numb.
Avry Jo is singing her heart out. Christmas songs. Sweet as can be.
We’re not letting on about our concern to the children. There is no reason to place a burden on their hearts before we know more. So we’ll keep smiling. We’ll laugh, play, and make memories. We’ll choose joy in the middle of the unknown, trusting that our children deserve the security of simply being children. And when the weight becomes too much to carry, we’ll let ourselves fall apart—but only in the quiet, private moments where little eyes aren’t watching and little hearts aren’t absorbing.
“God has not promised smooth roads and wide,
Swift, easy travel, needing no guide;
Never a mountain rocky and steep,
Never a river turbid and deep.
But God has promised strength for the day,
Rest for the labor, light for the way,
Grace for the trials, help from above,
Unfailing kindness, undying love.”
-our story for God’s glory
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