
So here is an amusing tid-bit. We received a phone call from the lead oncologist for the trial. He told Terence he should try eating fattier foods, because in “like” studies, it shows that the medicine is easier metabolized.
I am amused. We’ve just spent the last 14 months learning how to eat right, re-training our habits and have a genuine commitment to it! We’ve met with cancer nutritionists and nutritionists in general; have increased our grocery bill (organic and healthy foods are more expensive), and I have had to learn how to cheerfully cook healthy dinners!!!!!!!!!!!
We haven’t had further clarification- but I am guessing our Dr. is referring to “good” fats, such as avocados and such, not pizza, hamburgers, ice cream or nachos, right?
Meanwhile, Terence decided to have Pizza for lunch :) That’ll probably come to end tomorrow when our Dr. calls back to put in plain words what a “fattier” dinner is!
We had a good day today. Friends Cory and Beth came to spend some time with us. It was uplifting and fun ( they shared pizza with us!), We skyped with our eldest son Eric (in Chicago) and in general, just had a happy day.
Prayer request: We need wisdom when to listen and trust the doctors and when to discern what’s right for ourselves.
Thanks!
Having a "fattier" dinner. What I wonder is this. Is his health improving and the medicine is actually taking care of the cancer? I really wonder, if at all, those that are dealing with all types of cancer, will this be the way, that cancer will be treated? I wonder about this now! It is very interesting, and I do hope that Terence will prevail from this. We all need to learn from this as well. Travis
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