21 inches of snow...

Hey everyone, a different type of post for those who have been following. Enjoy the pictures as much as they did.


Carter and Mom sleding on the hill out back


Buddy trying to navigate the snow




The snow brought them together with no barking

1/3 of the way done after today!

It is December 21st and as I sit in the chemo room with Liz it is great to think that when we leave she will be 1/3 of the way through this stuff. Liz had a great week last week that ended with 21 inches of snow and an oven baking wonderful baked goods. Believe it or not we got all the Christmas shopping done (blitzed it all in 1 night) and Liz wrapped everything over the weekend.


The end of the week also brought on the hair loss side effect, and to show my support and affirm that WE are in this together, I gave myself a hair cut.



We are not sure how the rest of the week will go but with positive attitudes, awesome doctors, a box full of meds and all the friends and family praying for us... we will get through it

Keep up the prayers - they are working

After four really tough days, Liz is doing is doing much better. While the nausea has subsided and she's eating again, she's still exhausted and moving slowly.

Please keep the prayers coming. In Liz's words, "Thank you so much to everyone for the outpouring of prayers, love, and support - it really really helps!!! I feel so blessed to have such an amazing support network surrounding me. :) I'm hanging in there!!"

Please enjoy this picture of Liz and Harrison at Carter's first basketball game of the season earlier today.

Chemo sucks

Today is the first day after the chemo treatment and the effects are starting to kick in. It is brutal to watch someone get sick from the medicine that is in her body to make her better. It is even more difficult to know that she has to go through this 5 more times.

Chemo sucks