Sorry so long!!!!! I've been so busy with work and the holidays..... But I thought I'd give the page a facelift of sorts. Maybe give it a little Thanksgiving-esque feel.
Anyways, mom is doing well. The chemo went fine and she didn't get sick from it at all. We were trying to see if she could come home with us for Thanksgiving, just for a few hours, but for insurance and liability reasons, we aren't going to. Also, if she's well enough to leave, then she should be able to check out of the hospital for good and she just isn't quite there yet. But we're working on it!
Her appetite has improved somewhat, as long as it isn't the food they've got there! So anything you think she may like, feel free to bring it by.
The account is up and running at Regions and you can just ask for the account that has mine and Pat's name on it for the benefit of Krista Cadenhead. I'll try and get the last 4 digits of the account and that should help them figure out which one it is.
Not much to report other than that. Please remember to leave comments. She loves to hear that people have been reading up about her. :) Just click the comments link below, type your message and then select the "other" button when it asks for sign in information. That way, you don't have to have an account to leave a message. You can just type in your name and be done with it.
Thanks for checking in.
~Lindsey
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Krista, Hembree and I always check the nice updates Lindsey leaves. We are constantly remembering you in prayer. This Thanksgiving you are one of the many folks we are thankful for. We will be in Charlotte enjoying two of the grands! Love, Betty
Lindsey, tell your mom that it was wonderful to visit with her last Fri. It was like old times laughing and talking and catching her up on the latest CFC news! Your grandparents are the best! When we left, Kathy said that it must be great to have a dad like Krista's dad... I said yeah, and her mom is just as special,and the rest of the family too. y'all are richly blessed to have each other. May the good Lord continue to give you grace and His strength for each day
Krista,
You might not remember me but that doesn't matter. We were in choir together and I hung around w/ Leon, Evans, AC and a few other ner-do-wells. I am married to the former Susie Fitton from Belhaven.
Enough about me. I recently learned about what you are going through from Kathy Stewart and I just want you to know you are in my daily prayers and I have several others around the office praying for you.
Charles Thomas
charles.thomas@pxd.com
Class of 1976
Midland, Texas
We're keeping up with your progress and praying for you daily.
Hope you and your family have a good Thanksgiving and hope you come home soon.
Don and Brenda Wilkes
I check this site daily...I got worried when there wasn't a blog for a couple of days. I am praying for you and your family daily.
I miss my former cheerleading coach;) I hope you know we are cheering for you to get better very soon! K-R-I-S-T-A, Krista, Krista get better TODAY!!! (use the chant... J-A-C-K-E-T-S, Jackets, Jackets...The Best!)
Krista, I want you to know that we love you so much and we are thinking of you and praying for you every minute of the day.
Love,
the Andersons,
Roger and Meredith
Krista, I enjoyed getting to see you last week. I couldn't get over how big Kennestone was. I been away from Cobb Co. to long.
It is great that Lindsey keeps us updated on you. You have two special kids. We are all praying for you.
I like the facelift, it looks great! I love the picture of you and your mom, that is so sweet! I check up on your blog all the time, I love that you take the time to keep everyone informed. I know everyone wishes Krista could be home for the holiday, but there's always Christmas! Happy Thanksgiving!
Jennifer
Krista,
I am so glad to read that your chemo went well and that your are getting stronger, and eating more!!
Know that you are daily in my prayers. We miss you TERRIBLY in choir, and the piece you bugged Jim to get and have us sing is so beautiful it makes me cry every time we practice it - or it could be that we just don't sound right without you, and that's what's making me cry!
Take care,
Lee
Krista, Praise the Lord that your chemo went fine!! That's such GOOD NEWS!!
May you and your family have a blessed Thanksgiving...for all of us have so much to be thankful for.
I'm thankful for you and your family, and the friendship I have had with your Mom and Dad through my sister, Clay Boykin. Love you all!
Sally Myrick
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