a miracle?

Some of you may remember my nervous posts in early January, and February. My father who was dx stage 4 in August, with liver mets, was starting chemo, and I questioned whether or not he should. Later I reported that other than fatigue, he had no trouble with the chemo at all. His treatments finished in May, and from that point on he'd be watched. They had seen some smaller tumours disappear, and the larger ones shrink some. In June he was told, that without any further treatment, he had about a year which was was great because he was at 10 months at that point after being given 9. He was told then by the onc. that he'd be good for about 5-6 months before talking treatments again, and that in the meantime, they'd do periodic CT scans. Well, last week he had his CT scan, and to his onc's amazement, only a spec showed up. No tumours, and the spec she said, could be anything. In two weeks, they will do blood work to check his tumour marker, then go from there. I don't think that chemo works months after the last treatment. So now,we wait and wonder if this is a miracle.
I write this for those of you who are told, you don't have much time, there isn't much we can do but make you comfortable. Maybe the medical community couldn't do much, but there are no limits to what God can do.
Colsie
By the way, I love Stacy's Ned shirt idea and have been reading the posts. So sad about Judy and Lisa.