Monthly Archives: December 2010

Potato, Potahto

Posted on December 29, 2010 by Dave

Two days before Christmas, I caught this on Twitter from Rick Warren: Growing marriages aren’t determined by how much you have in common but by how graciously you deal with your differences. Beth and I make a great team. Not … Continue reading →

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My Global Savior and Lord

Posted on December 25, 2010 by Dave

Jesus came to save me. He knew that I would need His sacrifice to be redeemed. Without the shedding of His blood, I would never be cleansed from the curse with which I was born. That was His purpose. He … Continue reading →

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Roller coasters

Posted on December 16, 2010 by Beth

I have always loved riding a good roller coaster.  That feeling in your stomach as you are on the down side of the tallest hill is awesome!  From The Titan at Six Flags Over Texas to Everest and the Rockin’ … Continue reading →

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So far, so good…

Posted on December 13, 2010 by Dave

Usually, the chemo makes Beth so sick she cannot get out of bed.  This week was a good one.  So far, she has had minimal nausea even though her energy level is real low.  We had a good day at … Continue reading →

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The Fourth Chemo Cycle

Posted on December 10, 2010 by Dave

Wednesday, Beth and I spent the day with our new friends at MD Anderson.  We decided that we needed to concentrate on battling the cancer and not the insurance company.  Hopefully, Baylor can fix the problem so we can continue … Continue reading →

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Quick Update

Posted on December 3, 2010 by Dave

Keep praying!  Your faithfulness to “pestering” the Father on our behalf is working.  God has blessed us immensely. Beth has bounced back from the last chemo cycle.  She has been able to return to the office as well as engage … Continue reading →

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