HuCART: Month 9 results
Earlier this month Beaudin and I traveled to CHOP for his 9-month post HuCART testing. It’s been impossible to write
The intersection of gratitude & lament during childhood cancer.
Earlier this month Beaudin and I traveled to CHOP for his 9-month post HuCART testing. It’s been impossible to write
I hadn’t thought through that it would be his birthday when I confirmed the phone call with her. I guess
*This is one of many posts that mentions our sweet friend Emily. I have made a separate category for the
Catch up on Part 1 here. Jude didn’t want to be alone while he was in and out of throwing
*unedited, sorry for typo’s* Part 1- LP results On Tuesday Beaudin had his 6-month, post HuCART procedures. As you’ll recall,
You can read Part 1 of this update: Here. The benefit of a visit to Philadelphia without any procedures was
Part 1 We are back from Philadelphia with everything and nothing to show for it. We had expected to have
I wanted to get the high-level of Beau’s story in one post so that a newly diagnosed, or newly relapsed
Well. The boost didn’t work. I suppose there is a more poetic way to say it, but I mean, are
I did the thing. The thing people do when they’ve become medically desensitized to pediatric cancer. The thing that when