Sunday, September 14, 2008

I Can't Believe I Ate the Whooooole Thing!

Another day with no noticeable tumor growth. Yay!

Graham got off to a slow start today. It's normal now for him to sleep until about 1pm or so, but usually at that point he's fairly alert. But today, even after sleeping for so long, he was still really fuzzy. I was hoping that visitors would perk him up.

John and Erika came by in the afternoon to introduce us to their gorgeous new dog Shiloh. What a great dog! Shiloh is already housebroken and knows lots of cool commands, because he had just about graduated from guide dog (for the blind) school, but then flunked out for being slightly too timid.

Is that a gorgeous face or what?!! And look how he's smiling and posing just right for the camera.

Speaking of timid, here's Micki hiding behind a plant,
doing her best to keep some distance from Shiloh.


That evening, Ed and Donna came to visit. They used to live across the street from us in North Carolina, and now we're all living in California!


Donna and Ed, sporting "Friend of Graham" caps

Unfortunately, Graham was still kind of out of it, and wasn't sure if he would even stay awake long enough for me to serve dinner. He said he wasn't at all hungry. Oy!

Ed and I went to Sundance Steakhouse and brought home some amazing prime rib dinners (Thanks, Ed!). Luckily, Graham was willing to attempt to eat a little. Donna is really vivacious and a great storyteller, and Graham was so interested in listening to Donna, that he didn't notice that he was GOBBLING DOWN his entire prime rib and most of the baked potato. It was the most he's eaten at a meal in several weeks. Donna and Ed, can you come to dinner every night? :-)

3 comments:

bernard said...

Okay Graham & Lee---I'm staying tuned. One other good thing that came out of cancerland, was that I was forced to learn how to blog so I could stay in touch. Thanks Lee!
Graham, it sounds like you had another good day. You had better keep it up. I don't like unhappy endings.
I'll say it again: Keep eating and keep Moving!
Much Love / Bernard & Gang

TonyB said...

Graham and Lee-

Greetings from your friends in Illinois! Saw the great news about the leg tumors,.. or rather the lack thereof! Keep it up Graham!
Jean and I wishing you all the best.

-Tony

Lee said...

Tony and Bernard,

It's wonderful to hear from you!

Hugs,
Lee