I moved my daughter, Ke’ili, back to her place today. It was bittersweet. She was treated with CAR-T immunotherapy a little over six weeks ago. She was in-patient for just over two weeks, and then we brought her to our home to care for her. A Path Toward New Beginnings Driving herself to and from the cancer center was off the table. She isn’t allowed to drive for a few more weeks. My strong, brave, beautiful daughter has a work ethic beyond belief. The first nearly three yea

UPDATE Ke'ili just had her 5th anniversary since her diagnosis. Her diagnosis coincided with the 35th anniversary of my son Cory's crossing Over the Rainbow Bridge. Two hard anniversaries right on top of each other. When the Sky Teaches Us to Let Go Due to my daughter's leukemia relapse and her immunotherapy treatment, she came to stay with us after being released from the hospital. As a consequence, we have been living in a COVID-like quarantine for almost a month. It is

Last week, I posted a prayer request for my daughter, Ke'ili. A Place to Remember Who You Are Well, she saw her oncologist on Friday and praise the Lord, Jesus, Mother Mary, and all the Saints, because her LPs (spinal taps) were clean ever since the first one that had terrible cells in the fluid. I cried with relief. I hope you will continue to pray with us each day at 10 am Pacific time. She will continue with weekly monoclonal antibody infusions, a few chemo drugs, and th