You can't keep her down.

How does she do it? The day we got home from Cleveland Jessie wanted to be wherever Luke was. Usually that is all over the place. He wanted to show us everything he'd done while we were gone. She followed him outside, then into his room, then back outside. I finally told her to sit down because she was making me nervous.  God must have personally fed her strength. A couple days later she went for a nice little walk of about four miles. She told me today she thought she could probably go back to work, but came to the conclusion that maybe she better not push it. I'm not sure most people have that kind of ambition without having gone through brain surgery. If we can learn anything from this situation its this, don't wait to live your life fully and joyously, the way the Lord intended you to. I've seen more genuine smiles and heard more real laughter from her these last two weeks than you can imagine. Why do healthy people spend so much energy worrying about things that really don't matter. Stop complaining and start spreading His joy instead. This world is a better place because of people like Jessie. We return to Cleveland on the eighth to get the stitches out and to determine the next form of treatment. Pray for the pathology to be good and that she won't need chemo again. .