The Home Coming

Living with lung cancer

Peggy will be coming home from the hospital ( 9-21 ) tomorrow and the house must be clean, I mean hospital clean, No house plants, no animals and get this, no children allowed either, they carry in all sorts of germs from school. We are going to have a problem with Peggy about this matter because she lives for that visit and kade lives here but he will have to stay with his grand parents.

The girls are here to clean this house, everybody smokes so you know what the wall and windows look like. The wash buckets are a ugly brown color where the walls have been washed, Stanley Cleaners did the carpets and treated it some kind bug killers.

I don't smoke so I am all for this cleaning, and there will never be smoking in the house anymore, 'hooray'

Let me say this about this family, there are 11 family members here the rest are working or they would be here Some are at the hospital with her also. Now you throw 11 in and things get done very efficiently, they all love their Nana. That is the Cajun word for Mama. Mama or Nana : : LOVE.

Peggy has lung cancer, Kemo is the only preventive medicine that can save her life, so GOD's will, will be done. Peggy needs our prayers and I am asking you to pray for her. I buried my Mama in March, and a sister in June and now I must contend with this life threading condition with Peggy.

I will look up unto the hills, from which comes my help. My help comes from God.

Back when Peggy and I were growing up, everyone smoked, we could bum a fag from everyone, I quit in 84 and she

still smokes a pack a day, she will quit now, but it is much to late to do any good

the damange has been done

Quit!