This week Josh reached another milestone when he returned to school on Tuesday. His high school schedule consists of lunch, then English Literature. We are trying a shorter schedule for […]
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Remembering Joshua Morgan
This week Josh reached another milestone when he returned to school on Tuesday. His high school schedule consists of lunch, then English Literature. We are trying a shorter schedule for […]
Read moreWe stayed busy this holiday season as we made two day trips to see family. On Christmas Day, we made the drive to Marlette where we surprised my mother-in-law with […]
Read moreToday, we celebrated Christmas with lunch out, then an afternoon service at the Mount Pleasant Community Church. Afterwards, we returned home where we relaxed for a few hours. Elijah watched […]
Read moreThere is a lot going on involving Josh’s recovery, so I’ve broken everything down into categories. Therapies The botax injection Josh received earlier this month started to take effect last […]
Read moreThe discovery of the tumor inside Josh’s head hit all of us like a ton of bricks. Life was filled with ordinary, far more routine problems and then suddenly he […]
Read moreWe are in the midst of Cycle 5 for Josh’s chemotherapy treatments. When we were told that Josh would go through six cycles of chemotherapy, each about a month a […]
Read moreI am very thankful to have Josh in my life. Over the years, I’ve learned a lot from him: How to take risks, how to have patience and, most recently, […]
Read moreLast week, Josh underwent EEG testing and a follow up appointment with Neurology on Wednesday, and then attended a doctor’s appointment at Mary Free Bed on Friday. In between doctors’ […]
Read moreTonight while I was in the Shepherd Middle School, I noticed that there were inspirational posters displayed on the doors to the toilet stalls in the men’s bathroom. I thought […]
Read moreWe are slowly counting down the months before Josh will be done with chemotherapy and, hopefully, cancer-free. So far, out of the six total cycles that were prescribed, he has […]
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