Yes, As a Matter of Fact their Daddy did Dress Them

Jess and I are moving in opposite directions. She is feeling like she can go out and do stuff today, but I am feeling like I need a really, really long nap. Having said that, this time around it has been much easier. For one thing Jess did not get as sick this time (not as nauseas, no throwing up). I think she was a little more tired this time, but there is a simple cure for that: rest. On my end I had more people helping out this time with more stuff (like getting the kids dressed in the morning-- did I mention I have three girls? Boys I hear do not care if there shirt and shorts match let alone whether or not there shoes and hair scrunchies are color coordinated). Jess spent the first two nights at her grandmother's (better known by my kids as MeeMaw) and then her dad from Portland came in for the weekend to help take care of her. Jess's hair was supposed to fall out two weeks after her first treatment but it is just now starting to fall out. Fortunately she looks really cute in hats. Herceptin has been on the news lately as the latest, greatest drug to help with chemo: I think it's pretty cool that Jess is already on it. The two chemo drugs she is on (if you are interested in that sort of thing) is Carboplatan and Taxoteer (both of which I am sure are horribly misspelled). Jess' s next treatment is May 19th.