8/27 Update
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Hello all,
I am happy to say that this is a very uneventful update. In fact, I am here to simply inform you that we are all alive and most importantly doing well.
A few weeks ago after a brutal June and July I declared that "August was going to be our month!" I could not be more grateful to say that August has indeed been our month. Aside from scheduled chemotherapy and clinic visits we have avoided unplanned hospital visits and have been fever free. Thank you Jesus. Thank you all for praying that we would finally catch a break. We are obviously still battling cancer over here, but I can honestly say that we are back to actually living and not just surviving. Madeline's future holds a few more really tough weeks of chemo that will likely wipe out her energy and immune system, but we can see the light at the end of the tunnel. December is coming and we continue to pray that we can leave cancer in 2026.
Kaitlyn is now back to school, but over the past few weeks we have been able to enjoy summer as it was meant to be. We ventured back up north, visited Bay Beach, made multiple day trips to Door County, and have been on countless family walks and bikerides. What a gift it is to have strong healthy bodies and for Madeline to be feeling good. We wrapped up our final weekend of summer celebrating my younger sister's wedding in Minnesota. It was a dream and our girls made the sweetest flower girls. When this wedding was planned a few short months ago we never thought we would attending, much less dancing, smiling, and watching our girls walk down the aisle together.
On August 25th David and I celebrated our ninth wedding anniversary. When we looked at each other at the alter nine years ago we never imagined the storms of life that we would have to take on together. With that being said, I know we would do it all over again. We could not be more grateful for the gift of marriage that God has given us and the way He has equipped David and I to be the best teammates and the best of friends.
Enjoy a few pictures of our happy smiling faces to prove we are truly doing well! As always, thank you for carrying our family through this. We will be forever thankful for every card, prayer, meal, and word of encouragement.
We love you all,
Molly
I am happy to say that this is a very uneventful update. In fact, I am here to simply inform you that we are all alive and most importantly doing well.
A few weeks ago after a brutal June and July I declared that "August was going to be our month!" I could not be more grateful to say that August has indeed been our month. Aside from scheduled chemotherapy and clinic visits we have avoided unplanned hospital visits and have been fever free. Thank you Jesus. Thank you all for praying that we would finally catch a break. We are obviously still battling cancer over here, but I can honestly say that we are back to actually living and not just surviving. Madeline's future holds a few more really tough weeks of chemo that will likely wipe out her energy and immune system, but we can see the light at the end of the tunnel. December is coming and we continue to pray that we can leave cancer in 2026.
Kaitlyn is now back to school, but over the past few weeks we have been able to enjoy summer as it was meant to be. We ventured back up north, visited Bay Beach, made multiple day trips to Door County, and have been on countless family walks and bikerides. What a gift it is to have strong healthy bodies and for Madeline to be feeling good. We wrapped up our final weekend of summer celebrating my younger sister's wedding in Minnesota. It was a dream and our girls made the sweetest flower girls. When this wedding was planned a few short months ago we never thought we would attending, much less dancing, smiling, and watching our girls walk down the aisle together.
On August 25th David and I celebrated our ninth wedding anniversary. When we looked at each other at the alter nine years ago we never imagined the storms of life that we would have to take on together. With that being said, I know we would do it all over again. We could not be more grateful for the gift of marriage that God has given us and the way He has equipped David and I to be the best teammates and the best of friends.
Enjoy a few pictures of our happy smiling faces to prove we are truly doing well! As always, thank you for carrying our family through this. We will be forever thankful for every card, prayer, meal, and word of encouragement.
We love you all,
Molly
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