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A limerick for Sheila
There once was a lady named Sheila
Who was a wonderful healr’
To say she has a big heart
Is only the start -
Because her great traits go on and on
She shows us all how it’s done
And oh how we’ll cheer when this battle is won
For now we send prayers, wishes and cheers
And plan to celebrate with her for dozens of years
Sheila, you are so brave and terrific and strong
That you got sick is so very wrong
And I know right now you are glad you don’t have to hear me singing this like a song…
Okay, okay...sorry. I just wanted to come up with a unique way to say what we all are saying and feeling. Yeah for this new regime which is the winner!! Praying hard for the great news that I know you will be sharing with us soon.
I have been in Northern Michigan and so out of touch. But you are always in my heart.
Love,
Maureen
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Maureen
My loves
IDC & DCIS, HER2+++ Diagnosis: October 1, 2008 - Tumor: 6.8 centimeters, never showed on mammograms
- ER-/PR-
- November 2008: Sentinal Lymph node surgery. 6 out of 9 lymph nodes with cancer
- Stage IIIc
- Lapatinib Clinical Trial start: November, 2008
- Surgery: May 5, 2009
- Started Herceptin: May 19, 2009
- Started Radiation (33 rounds): June 10, 2009
- September 2009: Moved to Michigan to be closer to family
- 12/09 - still on Herceptin until May 2010
- August 2010: Port out, port out, port out port out port port port out port ooooout...da da da dant! (to the music of the Pink Panther)
Blog: http://moonsfamily.blogspot.com
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