Corley Spell

I give them a steroid shot, which kind of takes you out of the immunotherapy, and we just go from there.

And I asked her, I was like, well, what do you think I should do?

She said, I think you should do it.

And I said, okay.

No, no, no.

Do the second dose.

And I said, okay.

I'm not a quitter.

I'm very competitive.

I said, I can do this.

And so stay there.

Do the second dose.

Okay.

go home and and then like a week later I'm I'm like bedridden I had to go to the ER multiple times because we thought I was dying um yeah can't walk can't get out of bed I couldn't even get sit up to like brush my daughter's hair it was so bad just so sick but in in that moment I remember because I had been just so strong like mentally and in my faith that

Like, in that moment, I remember telling my mom, I was like, even if he is calling me home, I'm just so thankful for everything he's already done.

Like, my salvation, the cross, like, my family.

Like, he's already done so much for me.

Like, I'm not going to hold this against him, you know?

Like, I feel like I fully surrendered in that moment.

And I remember talking to my sister and I asked her, I was like, what if this is the end?