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Heather, I am so sorry. You & everyone on this board will be in my prayers. I believe from your posts that Lee is a fairly young man to have CC. We also got bad news from the oncologist today. I feel my dad is slipping away, also. It seems when we get one thing looked at, another is just around the corner. He is now having the ascites in his abdomen, feet & legs. I asked the oncologist about CC being a rare cancer & she agreed, but said in the last week, she’s had two forty-one year old women diagnosed with it. It’s just very sad. You & your family will be in my prayers.
Michelle
Hi everyone…Lee and I got here to Rochester on Saturday, April 12…rested for our big day…Monday, April 14…bright and early around 6:30 the tests began! Boy! Do they love testing around this place!!! Lee has undergone somethings that we never even knew existed!! It has been an incredible experience…everyone is wonderful…their system is simply amazing…and I know in my heart that God brought us here to this very fine place…even if it was to tell us this afternoon, that the cancer has spread…it is in his lymphnodes now and transplant is no longer an option…chemo and radiation really aren’t either…considering it that it will not work…our goal now is to get him as comfortable as possible and keep him that way until the end….the docs said around three months left…I told Lee that this is not a death sentence…the Lord is the one who says when we die…not the doctors…I cannot believe how terribly, terribly sick Lee has gotten within the last 3 weeks…I am watching him slip away from us every minute of the day…that is why I must make the most of every day for him….please pray…I believe pray works…even if the miracle isn’t healing….it is peace and happiness for Lee these last few months.
love,
Heather
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