We just got the reply from the scans of my son’s second bout with Ewing’s sarcoma bone cancer, this time in the lungs. The first one had shown no response to the chemo, after a change in protocol, the second showed a partial response, and now the third…
does not show any tumour activity. The professor believes it may be likely to be dead but we will go through a few more chemo sessions to be sure and then surgically remove the tumour and do a biopsy.
Did you know that Champagne at ten in the morning is wonderful?
I will think very good thoughts for your son. I lost my husband to esophageal cancer two years ago, so I am filled with glee whenever I hear of anyone getting the upper hand with the dreaded C.
Add a little oj to that champagne and you’re all set. They serve Mimosas at all the best spas and resorts, after all!
[quote]TQB wrote:
We just got the reply from the scans of my son’s second bout with Ewing’s sarcoma bone cancer, this time in the lungs. The first one had shown no response to the chemo, after a change in protocol, the second showed a partial response, and now the third…
does not show any tumour activity. The professor believes it may be likely to be dead but we will go through a few more chemo sessions to be sure and then surgically remove the tumour and do a biopsy.
Did you know that Champagne at ten in the morning is wonderful?
TQB[/quote]
TQB
I got a bit choked up with joy reading this! Reminds me of when my younger brother was clear after battling cancer as a teen.
A hearty hoist of an imaginary champagne glass to you. I’d love to share something stronger, but I’m at work. Continuing good luck to you and your son.
Update. Still on track but following surgery (intended next week), he will have to go through a stem cell transplant (same stuff as Alwyn did), 4-6 weeks in isolation ward and then spend the summer away from everybody. Thank God he is tough.
Turning 17 on 14 July and the bravest person I have ever known (possibly excepting the Australian policeman I saw walk into a minefield to fetch a blown up farmer)