Here's
My Blog! / LMS History and Updates / Who
Am I? / Photos / Thoughts
| 05/14/09: I arrived home from Vanderbilt University Medical Center by ambulance on Tuesday, May 12th, and have spent the last couple of days getting settled. I am now completely paralyzed from the waist down. Please see blog for more information and updates. |
Hello!
Welcome to my web site.
I was diagnosed with ovarian leiomyosarcoma
in October 2000 at the age of 33. Since that time, I have undergone 17 surgeries,
55 radiation treatments, 6 cycles of Gemzar/Taxotere, 1 cycle of AIM, 3
cycles of Adriamycin, and 6 cycles of Yondelis.
Leiomyosarcoma is a rare cancer
that originates in the soft muscles of the body. It affects four people
out of a million. Presently, there is no cure once it reaches Stage IV.
This is the story of my journey
as a cancer patient.
NOTE: My old blog can be found
here.
Want to e-mail me? Click
here.
If you want more information on
research being done for leiomyosarcoma, or to contribute to this research,
please contact the National Leiomyosarcoma
Foundation. |