Strike two….

In baseball there are three strikes and you’re out. I wish chemo was the same. Just three strikes against cancer and it would be OUT.

Instead, coach gets many strikes to knock cancer out of the park. And today he completed strike two!

Yesterday Will drove in town from Kentucky to surprise him. Word on the street from the stadium fans is that his reaction was priceless. 

I’m pleased to say neither Coach nor Will was ejected from the game today. They tend to have too much fun together at times…and share the same love language of poking fun, telling long stories, and making you laugh so hard you cry. 

There is NO DOUBT that Will Worthington was the best medicine Coach received today.

After the clinic Will, Coach, and his chemo purse headed home where the team mom had a nice meal prepared. Gdaddy came over to eat with them. 

Speaking of baseball and Gdaddy… breaking news from AOL.com today…. Check out his article. He played baseball at UT and is the oldest letterman at the University of Tennessee.

Oldest letterman at University of Tennessee owes it all to General Neyland 

Coach tolerated round one fairly well. He had a few days of extreme fatigue and some tummy rumbles with a low appetite. But then bounced back and returned to work and walking the neighborhood.

We pray that with each round he can maintain his energy, his will to fight, his mental strength, his emotional strength, and his stamina. We KNOW he will maintain his spiritual strength no matter what the aforementioned brings. 

2 strikes… 10 more to go….

“Every strike brings me closer to the next homerun”

Let’s keep playing ball and praising the lord 

🐻⚾️BEAR STRONG⚾️🐻