Beloved and gentle husband, daddy, son, brother, friend, co-worker and neighbor who battled brain cancer
-- a glioblastoma in the brain stem that we call Spot. That Damm Spot was released with Steve's peaceful passing on September 7, 2009.
Friday, January 4, 2008
From this morning
Steve's symptoms are improving after two doses of the steroid. We're encouraged that he'll at least be able to get through the weekend comfortably before seeing additional doctors next week.
We are keeping you in our thoughts and prayers every day, and keeping daily watch on your faithful blog. We are so sorry your family is going through this trying time, and we pray that your upcoming doctor consults will bring promising news. It is comforting to see your beautiful family.
Stay strong and let everyone in your incredible support network (especially the one who keeps your faith going strong) help see you through. Please let us know if there is anything at all that we can do for you.
Sincerely, Frank, Kay, Will and Lindsay Christlieb
What a beautiful family! Seems like yesterday.... My love to each of you! Hope to see you soon. In the meantime, I am thinking of you often and praying for you. This is not easy...take one step at a time...together...all of us... I love you!
What beautiful pictures! Everyone looks absolutely great, and the picture of Steve and Tyra is especially fantastic. Your love for each other radiates through the photo.
Glad to hear the steriod is working. We're keeping you in our thoughts and prayers. See you soon!
There is not a more loving, kinder or beautiful family!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteAnd a quite handsome family indeed!
ReplyDeleteCooper looks more like you and Katie more like her Dad. Good just to see some "grown up" pictures of them.
Mel
Dear Steve, Tyra, Cooper and Katie:
ReplyDeleteWe are keeping you in our thoughts and prayers every day, and keeping daily watch on your faithful blog. We are so sorry your family is going through this trying time, and we pray that your upcoming doctor consults will bring promising news. It is comforting to see your beautiful family.
Stay strong and let everyone in your incredible support network (especially the one who keeps your faith going strong) help see you through. Please let us know if there is anything at all that we can do for you.
Sincerely,
Frank, Kay, Will and Lindsay Christlieb
The pictures turned out beautifully! Tyra, you look wonderful even after being up at 3:00 am blogging and emailing!
ReplyDeleteI'm glad the steriod are providing some relief.
Thanks for keeping us posted.
Hugs and prayers,
Kelly
What a beautiful family! Tyra, I love your hair long and curly!
ReplyDeleteI am SO glad you are going to M.D. Anderson. I believe the answer lies there.
Please remember how many of us are thinking and praying and pulling for you!
Love, Linda
What a good-looking family! Here's to some positive news next week. Hope you enjoy your weekend in the meantime.
ReplyDeleteJohn & Caren Wise
What a beautiful family! Seems like yesterday....
ReplyDeleteMy love to each of you! Hope to see you soon. In the meantime, I am thinking of you often and praying for you. This is not easy...take one step at a time...together...all of us...
I love you!
What beautiful pictures! Everyone looks absolutely great, and the picture of Steve and Tyra is especially fantastic. Your love for each other radiates through the photo.
ReplyDeleteGlad to hear the steriod is working. We're keeping you in our thoughts and prayers. See you soon!
Love,
Holly, Will & Conor
Keeping you in my thoughts.
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