Just A Little Life Update

Everyone say hi to my sweet nephew, Aaron Joseph Chapman!  He was born on 7/11 (free Slurpees for life!) and was 8lbs 3oz and 20in long.  Big sister Summitt is not super impressed yet, but to be fair, Tara wasn't all that impressed with me either.  Mom and Dad said that Tara held me for a minute, then looked up at them and said "well she can't do nuffin'..." and she was absolutely correct! 


It has been several weeks, so I know you guys are looking for a Matt update.  We still haven't found the right "cocktail" of medications to keep the nausea and vomiting totally under control, but it is much better than week 1.  The week before last he had a blood clot in his left arm (again) so they had to switch the port (again).  No further comment, but that makes port surgery #5 for those of you keeping track.  Unlike his last 6 months of chemo, he loses more hair by the day and is almost completely bald now.  He is completely zapped most days and has very little energy to go out and do things, which is super frustrating this time of year.  He hates that he is missing out on a lot of golf and trips with his friends this summer.  He is so bored most days, and overall just sick and tired of being sick and tired.  Other than that, things have been okay.  There is one little guy at home that is SUPER happy to have his dad around all the time, so that's a positive!  Matt is working when he can on his off weeks, which is just a few days, but it is something to keep him in somewhat of a routine for now.  Our friends and family have been pitching in and helping us keep our yard and house looking so nice!  Matt's friend (and barber,) Chris Casto, even pressure washed our siding for us!  If you need a good pressure washer guy, give him a call!  We are so appreciative of everyone's kindness and generosity.  Please keep remembering us in your prayers over the next few months.


xo - Kellie

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