On the road again!

Sharon made it in and out of St. Francis in record time! She's heading back to Asheville today to enjoy being home.

Sharon with newest grandson, Parker, born on June 2.

Keep shrinking, tumor!

Chemo session #4

Sharon was cleared by the oncologist yesterday to begin another chemotherapy session. The IV started this morning at St. Francis in Greenville. After the 3 day IV treatment, she'll be released on Monday to spend time in Asheville.

Kick some cancer butt!!

Relaxing in Asheville

Sharon made her way to Asheville yesterday for a couple days of relaxation. Tomorrow is a scheduled check up in Greenville and the start of the next chemo treatment.

Future looks bright!

A blood test for pancreatic cancer cells reveals that Sharon is responding very well to the chemotherapy! WHOOO HOOOOO!!!

She is also clear of infection and looks forward to heading back to Asheville tomorrow. She's scheduled for another round of IV chemo in Greenville on Thursday.

2007 Christmas with grandkids Jake, Will & Cassie.

The positive thoughts are working! Shrink, tumor, shrink!!

Early departure

Sharon arrived in Greenville a day (before her scheduled outpatient check up) because of a high grade fever. She was admitted to St. Francis and is in room 517. Her fever has reduced significantly and she's under observation.

Home already? YES!

What a great session in Greenville! With just a bit of experimenting, Sharon quickly stabilized with the IV treatment and was released from the hospital in record time! She is enjoying time in Asheville before an outpatient check up on Friday in Greenville. She should stay put for about 10 more days before the IV chemo starts all over again.

Thank you to everyone for your positive support and genuine love! Comments on the blog are very much appreciated. Voice mails are always received with a delighted ear.

Anyone wanting to bring food or hang out at the Wagner house while Tim runs errands, please call any of the phones or shoot Tim an email to schedule.

THANK YOU • THANK YOU • THANK YOU

Receiving REMax award

Stay strong, Sharon. You are a winner!!

Chemo going well

Sharon is doing great with the newly designed chemo regimen. She's been resting well at St. Francis and plans to head back to Asheville after 2 more IV treatments.

Keep hydrated, eat eat eat &
shrink tumor shrink!!

All is stable... moving back up!

Sharon will be transferred this morning to the 5th floor (oncology) to begin the IV chemo. She woke up this morning feeling rested and ready to conquer the day!

Kick some tumor butt!

Back to Greenville!

Sharon arrived in Greenville this afternoon to begin a fresh session of chemo. Because of a fever and irregular heartbeat, she'll be watched closely tonight before beginning the regimen tomorrow.

Please take a moment to comment on the blog. Sharon loves reading about your love, support and encouragement! You can always publish your comments "anonymous" if you're shy. :)

Shrink, tumor, shrink!!

Asheville at last!

Sharon arrived to Asheville today around 3:00. She'll be there until the fresh round of chemo in Greenville on Thursday.

Those wanting to drop by food (lunch & dinner much appreciated!) or who would like to spend some time at the house while Tim runs errands, please call the house or on either cell phone.

It's a good life!

Into the weekend...

Sharon has now had several consecutive days of feeling good! She'll be heading to Asheville on Monday to rest, relax and catch up on life.

Still in Greenville

Sharon is still at St. Fancis Hospital in Greenville and plans to be there until at least Saturday. The healthcare team is working on balancing her medications so that she is in little discomfort during chemo. When things are where they should be, she'll be able to administer most chemo at home!

She wishes she could chat on the phone more often with her family and friends. All calls and cards are very much appreciated even if not returned immediately. Please know that you are in her thoughts. Please keep visualizing Sharon as her highest and best self.

Sharon is healthy and filled with love & gratitude!!