To know Joey and Kerri is to love them. The news of both of them being diagnosed with cancer is heartbreaking. We've created this site so that you can get updates, offer help, and use the guest book to write thoughts of encouragement and love. The outpouring of love and support they are receiving is very wanted and appreciated, however there will be times in the future when the Lynchs may not be able to keep up with phone calls and visits. Please use this site as an alternative means to stay connected.


Sunday, April 11, 2010

He is sleeping so sound. Didn't get to spend much time with the kids. I can only imagine what 2am is going to bring!?! Certainly a big turn from this am.
I want to thank you all for understanding us when we asked for peace and quiet. Because of that, I do believe it has put Joey on the fast track to being up and about.
Tomorrow hopefully brings more answers for me. Dr. Rutstein's office is suppose to be coordinating my appointments so they all happen this week while I am here...her office, the plastic surgeon, etc. I cannot tell you how pleased we all are with the care Joey has and is receiving. Hopefully my experience will be the same. I told the nurses that we are being really nice because we have to be back here to do this all over again soon. I want the same nurses and the same room Joey has! It is so nice. I wish the Sea Dogs were playing right now...looking out over their field. Beautiful sunny day here.

17 comments:

  1. Sounds like the care is Great.Hopefully this sound sleep will help him turn the corner.Now it will be uphill from here! Thinking of you! Earl and Jeanne Hamm

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  2. the schedule is going to be whatever it's going to be rest, heal and go with the flow. Ejoying that view is good motivation. Another day closer to being healed. Take care,
    EK

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  3. Joey and Kerri
    Glad to hear that things are going well. Rest is the name of the game right now for all. Our thoughts and prayers are with your family.

    Laura Adams and family

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  4. As always, you're all in our prayers today and thank you so much for keeping up with the news. What a gift to your friends and family. God bless you all.

    love, Melissa, Cam and Maxx

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  5. Kerri- if you're up at 2 with Joey, and up now with us online- are you getting any sleep?!? They make this wondeful over the counter pill called Tylenol PM (but you don't just have to take it in the PM)- next time Joey goes out for a bit- take advantage and join him!!! I used to slip these to Dave the nights before his big tests in vet school--- for my sake not for his :) !!!
    So happy to hear that Joe is getting some sleep and having some peace- maybe all he needed was his whole family there to put him at ease a bit.
    Love you guys- Keep on "racing" forward- Dave, Casey, Luke and Reese

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  6. Kerri,
    As I read this blog, I am amazed at your strength. God's Word tells us when we are weak He is strong. Hold onto that. We all love you both and will be praying for you and Joey.
    Johnetta

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  7. Joey and Kerri: So glad this blog was created and we can keep updated with your (both of you) progress. Glad to hear the fever has broke and that Joey is up and walking. Thinking of you both every day and sending good wishes and positive thoughts your way. You guys are incredible-a perfect example for the rest of us.

    Love ya,
    The Valleys in Brewer

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  8. Joey & Kerri,
    You and the boys have been in our thoughts often these past few days. We will continue to hold you in our thoughts and prayers as you make this incredible journey.

    The Farleys

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  9. Kerri and Joey, We are hoping and praying that Joey grows stronger and healthier every day. Sounds like he had the ride of his life last night. I hope he can remember that when he is feeling better and laugh about it! As for you, I am so pleased to hear how happy are with Joey's care and that you have decided to use the same team for your treatment. The faith that you hold in your doctor's has a LOT to do with your healing. Again, I am so grateful for this blog so that we can stay up to date with both of you without having to call and disturb you. I can't wait to see you the next time I am in Maine. Love to your whole family, Becca (Kirkland)

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  10. Have been thinking about both of you all weekend... I'm sure Joey won the race AND enjoyed his sponge bath!!! Kerri, you have been a rock, just don't get to worn out. We love you everyday.. Rick and Renee

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  11. Joey and Kerri,

    Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. Love, The Kanes

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  12. Thank you so much for the posts and allowing us to journey with you. Placed your names in book of intentions at church today and saw them published in church bulletin. Your "family" is with you.

    Mike and Nancy

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  13. Kerri, I love reading the blog to keep up to date with Joey's progress. You guys have the fight of your lives, but with your great attitudes I know you will come out strong in the end. Always thinking of you both!
    Burt and Jane

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  14. Hey Kerri,

    Sounds like each day is geting better. We are praying for you both everyday. Pasing the news on to the non-tech friends (Dave K and Tim R). I know that Camilla will be looking forward to a nice summer day on the beach out front. We will be praying that your treatments will go well. Take courage and say Hi to Joe and the boys.

    Love,

    Steve, V and Cam

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  15. Good morning! I hope this sunny day brings good news for both of you today. We are with you in our thoughts every day. So grateful for this blog to know how you are holding up. Much love to you all. Vicki (Brookings)

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  16. Kerri and Joey,

    Just want you to know that you are in my and Jay's morning prayers daily. I know that with your poitive attitude and faith you will overcome this challenge. I also wanted to mentiion that I do believe that the hospital has a volunteer Reiki program. I do volunteer at CCOM and one of the things that I hear from the patients is that Reiki helps with nausea. Just thought I would mention it.

    In love and light,
    Joan and Jay

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  17. JOE KERRI AND BOYS YOU HAVE BEEN IN OUR PRAYERS DAILY .I PRAY FOR THE LORD TO GIVE
    YOU ALL THE STRENGTH YOUR GOING TO NEED.OUR
    THROUGHT ARE WITH YOU ALL.FAITH AND PRAYERS
    WILL SEE YOU TROUGHT.LARRY AND ALETA SHEA

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