I have written quite a bit on the subject of Molecular Profiling only to find out that the glossary of terms around this subject are many and varied. Having now spent several hours researching this subject at the National Cancer Institute perhaps their label of Molecular Diagnostics is most common. To that end take a …
Fact – The National Cancer Institue 2007 Report on Trends in Cancer made no mention of Molecular Profiling, in spite of its most recent significant contributions to the field of diagnosis and treatment therapies. I would welcome an explanation from NCI or any practicing professional in cancer research.
Feeling pretty fatigued from chemo and come to find out that my medi-port is acting up. (Routinely tested before chemo.) So it’s off to the hospital for what they call a dye-test. They inject a dye into the port in order to make sure the chemo is going to the right place without any obstructions. …
Belief: a state or habit of mind in which trust or confidence is placed in some person or thing. Belief in positive outcomes is the first step to a strong mental foundation. Without it survival is not really in the picture. When my mother was diagnosed with Breast Cancer a second time, her outlook on …
This is my Mom. The picture was drawn by my brother Ray for my Mom’s 70th birthday and it’s a pretty awesome accomplishment. It is a picture that was taken when she did community theater in a little show called Can Can. My brother actually made this picture with a bunch of ink dots and …
About 3 years ago, my former company hired a new CEO. A man by the name of Brad Wise. In our first official company meeting, Brad put together this presentation about where the company is now and where we see it going in the future. The very last slide of this presentation had a picture …
Gloria and Bryant Duntez were privileged to be invited to Carolyn and Milt Peterson’s 10th Annual Lobster Extravaganza in Fairfax, Virginia. Life with Cancer is a community support and education program for cancer patients and their families, offering creative, physical and social outlets that improve quality of life for all those affected by cancer. The …
Have been doing really well the last couple of months, tumor markers dropping, and aside from the usual effects of chemo been able to keep up my routine. So I’m a happy camper. That’s the good times. Bad times is when you go to chemo and your port refuses to work. A one-hour infusion becomes …
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