We finally got the surgery scheduled. It will start in the am on Dec. 10th. It should last 5-8 hours. Afterward Tess will be in the hospital a minimum of 4 days and then be at home 4-6 weeks before heading back to work. All of you have been so incredibly encouraging and supportive. I am humbled and both Tess and I feel so blessed.
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I will pray both day and night for Tess and for your family. You have been in my thoughts so much. Be strong, the Lord has got you covered and prayer will continue without ceasing.
Posted by: Denise Schowe | 2008.11.19 at 09:27
Scott and Tess,
Our hearts goes out to you both. Tess and Scott, as the patient and the caregiver, you both have your own set of fears. All we could believe and speak during David’s colon cancer surgery was that God was great and Jesus was with us. The Lord brought us a Christian surgeon who prayed with us for a miracle and a miracle we did receive. One year later, David is cancer free. The road is long, but Jesus took the load and gave us peace throughout most of the journey. God Bless you both and we will continue to pray. David and Nancy DeBolt
Posted by: Nancy DeBolt | 2008.11.24 at 14:19
Scott and Tess,
You are both in our prayers. Steve and I know that this can be such a scary time for you and the girls. We are lifting you up to the Lord daily.
Posted by: Traci DelReal | 2008.12.08 at 08:17