People routinely greet one another with, "How are you doing?" But when you have cancer, they really want to know how you are doing. This blog will contain posts that try to answer that question on as regular a basis as I can.
Just a very quick note for now.
Well, the grueling trip to Houston was in fact, pretty grueling, but we are home!!! I was on the chemo drip until 2:00 am last night, so we are pretty tired, but encouraged to be fighting this cancer. I feel like the second round will be more manageable than the first round. At least we hope it will be. Thanks for all the extra prayers and keep them coming!
posted by Tim Cooper @ 7:50 PM
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"I truly understand why Lou Gehrig considered himself the luckiest man on earth." -- Tim Cooper, 1958-2005. Many of us were lucky, and quite blessed, to have known Tim, who passed away unexpectedly Jan. 28. Please read thoughts from friends and family by clicking on his blog link ("How'm I doing?") at the bottom of this page, then clicking on the comments posted in response to his final entry, Jan. 25.
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Dear Tim,
Bless your heart. I was so glad to hear that you are back home. I know you are weary of having to make that trip to Houston, but we are praying that you will get extra strength every day.
Love Uncle De
Glad you're home, Tim. We were going to call but knew you would be tired. Give us a call this weekend, when you feel like it. We love you and we are praying for you each and every day. Susanne
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