Just a quick update to let you know that Ray is recovering well at home from the op.
He's even doing small jobs like hanging out clothes, washing up and sweeping the floor - who needs a housecleaner? (seriously - if you know Ray you'll know you can't stop him).
We also have an appointment next Thursday 12th March to find out the biopsy results from the tumor they removed from his colon and the what, how and when for the chemo treatments.
We'll keep you posted.
Love Marg
P.S. Ray says he got out of hospital early because he was being too much of a troublemaker - trying to help the cleaners in the morning do their work and giving the nurses a hard time!
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9 comments:
Hi Ray & family
I'm believing that on the 12th the doc is going to say 'Its a miracle' there is no trace of cancer!
The Ollerton family are in my prayers & thoughts continually.
regards & love
Janine H
Hi, Ray,
I hope this time the Blogmaster accepts my comments! Last time he didn't!! But it's been good to follow your progress, especially when the reports of your progress are so encouraging at this stage. Fancy coming home so early!
Those of us Chaplains from the Lalor/Greensborough/Norris Bank group met for breakfast the week of your op and are holding you in prayer. It's great that the enforced rest has given you some space for reflection, in between hanging out the washing. Continue to rest in the Lord, as I know you are doing.
Neil
cooria Hi Ray
Recently learned of your operation and having been thinking of you. Sounds like you have made an excellent recovery form the surgery. Best of luck with the next step in your recovery. You seem to be tackling the whole affair with poise, courage and good humour. Plese continue with your good spirits and energy. All at MEC are concerned with your progress. Love to Marg and the girls. Would love to ring or drop in, but don't want to be a burden. Let me know if I can ring.
Talk soon Ray
Sutts
HI Ray, always think of u and the help u were to me and my family when alex died, thinking of you more today (obviously, as i googled you) i was happy to see that u write blogs which is cool but sad to see that u been smacked in the face with cancer.. hope ur doing well n no that i thinking of u, when ur feeling up to it send me an email or something... Keep in touch
Anna Wiseman
Hi Ray, I have been away for some weeks on leave so was shocked on my return yesterday to hear about all that has been happening for you and your family in such a short space of time. You are all in my thoughts and prayers. If I can help in any way at all let me know ok? A speedy recovery to you my friend. Love Karen R
Hi'ya my friend Ray, our Lord has been laying you and Marg and the family on my heart today, so thought I would let you know.....I am always bowled over when HE brings intercessors out and around us when they are needed, I pray that you and Marg will be aware of His sustaining arms of Grace, Love, Gentleness and Healing, love to all Joy S.
Ray... You are AMAZING!! xx
So glad you are doing some housework to help Marg out.... Geezz... to think you could just be sitting there with your feet up!! lol x
You're in my thoughts always and sending all my good vibes your way!!
No matter the news that comes tomorrow I have no doubt that you'll write it up as experience and embrace it and overcome it the best way you know how... Just being your incredible self!!!!
Love you ALWAYS - Taz xx
Hi Ray, Over in Darwen at Margaret's. Uncle Tom & Auntie Margaret are here also. We are all thinking about you and wish you well tomorrow with your hospital visit. Lots of love from Dad xxxx
Hi Ray
You are constantly in our thoughts - you are definitely one of life's 'good guys'.
We couldn't have done without you when Rhett died and you've always been a wonderful support and friend to us all.
Sending you lots of 'healing hugs'
Sylvia, Adam and Daniel (from Tassie)
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