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]]> By: Rosemarie Newton http://ridinouttherecession.com/?p=903#comment-1047 Rosemarie Newton Wed, 21 Sep 2011 05:11:31 +0000 http://ridinouttherecession.com/?p=903#comment-1047 Dear Deb and Dub, You two are a blessing in this weary, wicked world! My oldest daughter, who is 54, was diagnosed with Stage 4 breast dancer almost 6 years ago. She had a 7 cm tumor as well as a 3 cm. The cancer had spread throughout her skeleton, including cranium, spine, arms and legs. Because she was the sole parent of a little girl, she decided for agressive treatment. After mastectomy, chemo, radiation, and maintenance chamo, she moved to a different physician who put her on an infusion regimen of zomeda. Unbelievably, within a year the cancer was completely in remission. She continues to get chemo once a month, and thus far she is enjoying her life, is pain free, and is enjoying her daughter who is now in high school. I agree with your choice of treatments, because I know that each cancer case is different. Deb, I will be praying for you. We llive in Gainesville, Florida, near Shands Hospital. Any time you find yourself in our neighborhood, please phone; we 'd love to have you as our guests. God bless you and keep all of you! Rosemarie Newton Dear Deb and Dub,

You two are a blessing in this weary, wicked world! My oldest daughter, who is 54, was diagnosed with Stage 4 breast dancer almost 6 years ago. She had a 7 cm tumor as well as a 3 cm. The cancer had spread throughout her skeleton, including cranium, spine, arms and legs. Because she was the sole parent of a little girl, she decided for agressive treatment.
After mastectomy, chemo, radiation, and maintenance chamo, she moved to a different physician who put her on an infusion regimen of zomeda. Unbelievably, within a year the cancer was completely in remission. She continues to get chemo once a month, and thus far she is enjoying her life, is pain free, and is enjoying her daughter who is now in high school.

I agree with your choice of treatments, because I know that each cancer case is different. Deb, I will be praying for you. We llive in Gainesville, Florida, near
Shands Hospital. Any time you find yourself in our neighborhood, please phone; we ‘d love to have you as our guests.

God bless you and keep all of you!
Rosemarie Newton

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