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]]> By: Suniechick http://suniechick.com/a-new-summer-adventure/comment-page-1/#comment-36 Suniechick Wed, 08 Jul 2009 14:08:24 +0000 http://suniechick.com/?p=111#comment-36 Jennifer, Thank you for your message, and the strength you have offered. This is a difficult path and does make me realize that every day truly is a gift. Jennifer,
Thank you for your message, and the strength you have offered. This is a difficult path and does make me realize that every day truly is a gift.

]]> By: Jennifer http://suniechick.com/a-new-summer-adventure/comment-page-1/#comment-35 Jennifer Wed, 08 Jul 2009 14:02:26 +0000 http://suniechick.com/?p=111#comment-35 My Mother was to me what your Mother is to you. Take joy in each and every moment with her. Every day is a precious gift. Each and every person that gets this horrific cancer has a different experience and the body reacts differently to treatments. Remember that your Mother is a statistic of one. I lost both my parents to PC, most recently my Mom 12/1/08. You can read about her on the blog I kept at www.updatesonethel.blogspot.com I am also contributing to a book being written about families that have had someone have PC in the family. I would also advise you to check on Johns Hopkins PC discussion board with any questions you may have. It is a great source of strength for family members, caregivers, and patients. http://pathology.jhu.edu/pancreas_chat/ Hope that you find this message helpful. All Best, Jennifer Alexandria, VA My Mother was to me what your Mother is to you. Take joy in each and every moment with her. Every day is a precious gift.

Each and every person that gets this horrific cancer has a different experience and the body reacts differently to treatments. Remember that your Mother is a statistic of one.

I lost both my parents to PC, most recently my Mom 12/1/08. You can read about her on the blog I kept at http://www.updatesonethel.blogspot.com
I am also contributing to a book being written about families that have had someone have PC in the family. I would also advise you to check on Johns Hopkins PC discussion board with any questions you may have. It is a great source of strength for family members, caregivers, and patients.
http://pathology.jhu.edu/pancreas_chat/
Hope that you find this message helpful.

All Best,
Jennifer
Alexandria, VA

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