Sleepwalking Through Life!

So sorry it's been a whole week since my last blog, it's hard to write when you fall asleep every 4 or 5 words. Between hardly ever being able to sleep and the doctor needing to up my pain meds, I nod off or just plain have trouble concentrating. It's like living in a daydream. I hear people around me but just fade in and out. I went out to try playing tennis with my buddy Greg a couple of evenings ago, trying to feel like a normal person, and forgot my body isn't up to par and a person on this much pain medication shouldn't try to be so competitive. The result? One skinned up elbow and two skinned up knees! Greg was finally able to beat me! And just so no one fears driving on the roads, I am leaving my keys with Donna for the time being. My reflexes just aren't the same right now. So this really leaves me house bound right now and I welcome home visitors and phone calls now more than ever. Don't worry about waking me. I much prefer the company. For anyone who would like to see my baptism, it will be held at Neighborhood Church of Redding, 777 Loma Vista Dr. on Saturday, November 14 at the 5 p.m. service. It has been a long time coming and I am glad this date is finally here. I have a rest from chemo this week so hopefully I will have some good days until the next chemo date, Friday, November 13. I will keep you updated as pain allows.

Thanks and Love,

Dave, Donna and Boys