Friday, April 18, 2008

What we know so far...

As we begin this blog, here is what we know:

- April 10th: Cindy has a biospy done to investigate some calcifications in her breast.

- April 14th: Cindy is diagnosed with Ductal Carcinoma In Situ.

- April 15th: An initial consult with the surgeon. The surgeon recommends a lumpectomy and 6 weeks of daily radiation. Due to some complications from the biospy, the surgery needs to be postponed for another week or so.

- April 17th/18th: Cindy goes through a series of tests (EKG, chest x-ray, blood work & MRI) to confirm the diagnosis and prep for surgery.

- April 21st: Pre-surgery appointment with her surgeon.

- April 23rd: Scheduled lumpectomy date.

9 comments:

Anonymous said...

Lots of love, gentle hugs and fervent prayers coming from Jo and Jan. We love you Cindy!

Anonymous said...

Cindy, you're in my thoughts & prayers.

Ryan said...

Cindy,

May the Love and Strength of God bless you during your surgery, treatment and recovery.
My prayers are with you Cindy.

Greg Harshbarger said...

Mom "Allen"--You and Dad are in my thoughts and prayers!

Anonymous said...

Cindy, you don't know me but I live in Colorado and am a friend of Ryan G. and Kristy. I just want you to know that I am praying for you.
May Christ, who is the Divine Healer be with you, your surgeon, and all those who will be caring for you. May His strength and peace be your guide.
Blessings,
Betsy Lyle

Anonymous said...

Cindy - Best wishes and thoughts from a good friend of Jen and Kristy. We are all sending our love from Chicago!!

Unknown said...

Ron & Cindy,
We just wanted to let you know that you are in our thoughts and prayers. We so appreciate your upbeat thoughts and actions.

In His joy!
Mark & Deb Gilmore

Reepicheep said...

I love the blog...kuddos to Amy! I am praying Isaiah 26:3 for you...that you would have peace and that you would keep your minds on Christ. Lots of love, Shari (weeezie) Felich

threelittleboys said...

Hey, Cindy!

I am so glad to hear that you are doing so well. I have been praying for you! It has been so long since I've hugged you or spoken with you but know that I love you and I will keep praying for you. I'm so glad you don't have to undergo chemo...what an added blessing! God is good...may he continue to show you that over and over and over...
Love,
Amy (Hoffman)Favacho