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I'm still alive
Well here I go again, cancer number #4. It seems like I just get well and I'm living my life to the fullest, with my family & friends and then I get my yearly check ups and the cancer is back, just in a different place. It seems there is a mother cell some where in my body and we just haven't been able to kill her off. So now I'm back doing cemo and now they have added radiation treatments everey day till November. The team of doctors I have can't believe I'm still alive. I told them it's real hard to get rid of A GOOD DUTCHMAN, IN THIS CASE A DUTCH WOMAN. Write me a note on my e-mail, I can use a pen pal right now. guldstrand@sbcglobal.net THANKS WILLY.
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Comment by Marilyn Moe Molinari on June 11, 2009 at 3:40am -
Willy, haven't you been through about enough of this!?! Wherever this "mother cell" is lurking, I hope all of this treatment will knock it outta you once and for all. You're needed on the planning committee for 2012. Since you're tougher than nails, get in contact with Marilynn JB. Kitchie wrote her - she's still kicking too, same phone # for the past 40 years. Some of us just linger in the same old 'hood.
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