Too Young for This: Facing Cancer Under 40
New York Times, January 30, 2007
Tuesday, January 30, 2007
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WE MISS YOU, ERICA. This is a site I put up when my sister was first diagnosed with leukemia, in early February 06. She was recovering from a bone marrow transplant of April 29, 2008, a consequence of relapsing in January in Boston this year. Six-months post transplant, leukemia had struck again. She fought so hard for so long. We miss her every day... These are her experiences, in her words, during her journey.
Be A Bone Marrow Donor- Please. Pretty please. With a cherry on top?
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Join in person. You can join at a drive near you.
If you're already on the registry, make sure they have your updated contact info. This is just as important as getting tested!
Please. Click. HERE.
1 comment:
“Cancer can be the ultimate form of identity theft, if you let it.”
One of the most inspiring things about your battle, Erica, is that you have never let it rob you of who you are. Keep up the good fight!
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