He Knew
Four weeks ago today. Life changed. He knew life was changing that day. The rest of us may not have been ready yet or realized how quickly things would happen, but he knew. It was the first day back to school officially. I left work for a little while to meet Karla and my mom at the Cancer Center to get the results of the MRI Mom had the Friday before. We had been concerned that she was so weak, still had such frequent headaches and stomach problems, and a myriad of other concerns. The doctor wanted to do an MRI just to check out her brain to see if any traces of the cancer could be seen returning. Karla texted me before the appointment because she had already read the test results that morning. Mom had been so distraught at the last appointment where we'd set up the MRI. Mom's chart online already told us that she was still in the clear. No return of the glioblastoma. I really didn't have to go to the appointment because Karla was going too. But easy appointments have be