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Thank you all for your good wishes and love. I read your emails to Vickie almost everyday. She has been such a trooper and has now been able to remove all of the dressings over her right breast and back as the bleeding has subsided. She is extremely tired these days and I've never seen her this low on energy. Some days she is in bed almost the entire day, other days she forces herself up and takes small walks or visits with friends. All in all, she is doing much better as far as the mets (we think). Last week she had a Passport put in because her other port is covered by tumors and they could no longer access it.
We go back to Idaho on the 28th of this month and on January 18th she'll have a ct scan to see if this is working. Please continue your prayers for her. She cries when she thinks of all of her wonderful sisters and brothers here, tears of joy for your friendship and compassion. Please know that not a day goes by that you are not in her heart and prayers. Have a very Merry Christmas, Hannuka and Kwanza.
Much love from our family to all of you,
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