Here you'll find out how I deal with my recurrent retroperitoneal liposarcoma.
Tuesday, May 19, 2009
still nesting
View to Trudy's nest and Binney St from my chair at the CRC. I took this photo so I am not the other photographer ;-) Trudy and plate.
2 comments:
Got Hope? I Do!
said...
Your blog is very informative and I admire your will to fight the fight against sarcoma cancer.
I would like to thank you for your courageous courage to part take in the different trail to help yourself and others battling the same fight.
My husband has Rhabdomyosarcoma which is also a rare cancer. He is also a candidate for Phase III of AP23573. He has been dealing with this cancer since 4/2007 and has had 4 surgeries.
I wish you the very best in your fight and hope that this new trail will be the one for you.
Hi "Got Hope? I do" (yes we do!) has your husband started the Ariad trial? I wish him luck. It is not fun dealing with these sarcomas. We get tired after a while but there is HOPE. I think the longer we hang around the better chances we have. Thank you for the encouragemnt to keep this blog going. All I want to do is give hope to others that are still new on this road. Take care, I know it is not easy on our care takers. Hugs Elsa
2 comments:
Your blog is very informative and I admire your will to fight the fight against sarcoma cancer.
I would like to thank you for your courageous courage to part take in the different trail to help yourself and others battling the same fight.
My husband has Rhabdomyosarcoma which is also a rare cancer. He is also a candidate for Phase III of AP23573. He has been dealing with this cancer since 4/2007 and has had 4 surgeries.
I wish you the very best in your fight and hope that this new trail will be the one for you.
Fighting the fight along with you in California.
Hi "Got Hope? I do" (yes we do!)
has your husband started the Ariad trial? I wish him luck. It is not fun dealing with these sarcomas. We get tired after a while but there is HOPE. I think the longer we hang around the better chances we have. Thank you for the encouragemnt to keep this blog going. All I want to do is give hope to others that are still new on this road.
Take care, I know it is not easy on our care takers.
Hugs
Elsa
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