back in the chair


Signing on once again from the “big green chair.” I’m figuring out the routine this time. As of right now, I’m all plugged in and getting pretty doped up (light headed, dizzy, and on new meds), so before I’m off to la-la land again, I just wanted to check in. This round we’re trying some different combinations of anti-nausea meds, and it doesn’t look like I will need to give myself injections this week. That’s good news.
I read a great statement today: Cancer isn’t so bad—it’s the medications that kill you! There’s a lot of truth in that. Hopefully the side effects will be minimal and sanity will return sooner than last time.

If you want to know how to pray, pray that sickness will be minimal and short-lived. Most of all pray that cancer will die and never return. Finally, pray for Dana and the kids. I hugged the kids last night and told them I would “see them on Thursday.” When they looked puzzled, I said, “Sick-me is coming back for a few days. He loves you, he just doesn’t show it as much…” They laughed.
By the way, does anybody know which one is Dr. Jekyl and which one is Mr. Hyde?? Chemo doesn’t make me that mean, but it does make me feel like he looks—so I’m thinking there’s a real connection there.

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4 Responses to back in the chair

  1. Linda Androvich says:

    Dear Bro. Schmidt,
    Continuing to pray for you and your precious family

  2. Clark and Rachel says:

    Just wanted to check in and let you guys know that you are in our thoughts and prayers each step of this journey. Thanks for making us laugh along the way! We are thanking the Lord along side of you and yet bringing our heavy hearts to Him also, praying that He would ease the pain and allow you to be healed. Love you guys so much. The Grahams
    **Please tell Lance thanks for the prayers for our family & ministry- we got his note from Missionary Prayer Band and that was a great blessing to us.

  3. Christina says:

    Just wanted to thank you for your 40 reasons to thank God for Cancer. I too have dealt with cancer, diagnosed at 26 years old with a 10 month old baby. I still don’t know what the future holds, but God is in control and nothing is a surprise to HIM! Thanks for your encouragement!!

  4. John and Laura Downey says:

    Mr Hyde is the monster. I don’t think you turned into him this time????

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