biopsy results
Greetings All,
We received word today from the doctor's office that the growth removed from Nathan's right lung was the Rhabdomyosarcoma cancer. This was not the news we wanted to hear. We have an appointment with Nathan's oncologist on Monday to discuss the findings and plan for the strategy ahead. We don't know what kind of treatment plan this will mean if any. Hopefully they will say that with the removal of this growth, they were able to get all the cancer and we will just have to keep a close eye on the lung area for awhile. We will know more after our appointment on Monday. Needless to say this is a disappointment. Being two and a half years post treatment, we were starting to feel as though we had this thing licked. Hopefully this was just a single occurrence and no more tumors will start to grow. Cancer is so unpredictable and seems to have a mind of its own which adds to the stress of living with this monster. The doctor still gives us hope that this cancer is curable. We know we are all in God's hands. Keep Nathan and us in your prayers as I am sure you are already. Blessings to you all,
Tim, Carol and Nathan
We received word today from the doctor's office that the growth removed from Nathan's right lung was the Rhabdomyosarcoma cancer. This was not the news we wanted to hear. We have an appointment with Nathan's oncologist on Monday to discuss the findings and plan for the strategy ahead. We don't know what kind of treatment plan this will mean if any. Hopefully they will say that with the removal of this growth, they were able to get all the cancer and we will just have to keep a close eye on the lung area for awhile. We will know more after our appointment on Monday. Needless to say this is a disappointment. Being two and a half years post treatment, we were starting to feel as though we had this thing licked. Hopefully this was just a single occurrence and no more tumors will start to grow. Cancer is so unpredictable and seems to have a mind of its own which adds to the stress of living with this monster. The doctor still gives us hope that this cancer is curable. We know we are all in God's hands. Keep Nathan and us in your prayers as I am sure you are already. Blessings to you all,
Tim, Carol and Nathan
posted by Nathan's Blog... at 3:50 PM
3 Comments:
Dear Nathan, Tim and Carol,
Thanks so much for your updates. We, too, are very sad to hear the news of these biopsy results. Nathan, may you know that we will hold you close to our hearts during this time. May God's peace surround you. Hugs and love, Chris, Jeff, and family
Nathan and family, I know that you are going through alot right now. But make no mistake about it, you are not alone on this journey. I am right beside you and saying cheers for a complete cure and destruction of this monster that has invaded your life. I know the devastation it can do and I will do my best to say the prayers necessary to heal you and your family. There is tough work ahead, so you stay strong, and remember that being in the fight is the battle with this Rhabdomyosarcoma. I have my arms wrapped around you mom and dad even though you have never met me. I travel this journey with you. Stay strong, chin up, and Nathan will prevail. gail and josh
Dear Nathan, We just want to let you know that you are in our prayers tonight as always! In the storm it is so good to know that we have an ALL POWERFUL and LOVING GOD who is in total control of all things. You are such a wonderful example of positive FAITH to all of us. We love you Nathan! Myron, Shannon, Kayla, and Austin.
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