Guest guest Posted January 10, 2009 Report Share Posted January 10, 2009 Thanks for the update, Kate. You've been on my mind. It breaks my heart that Bridget and you have to go through all of this. Your blog is wonderful. Not an MD On Fri, Jan 9, 2009 at 9:46 PM, Fair <kalfoley@...> wrote: > Hi everyone, things here are going well. You were all so kind during our > time of crisis right before the holidays. I wanted to be sure to update you > as we move into the treatment phase next week. I'm keeping her blog updated, > so you can always follow our progress on the link below . We accidentally > have a photo in the slideshow that has my son and the " Hulk Hands " he got > for xmas. I'm leaving it in because it's sort of good comic relief. > > It's confirmed that Bridget has Hodgkin's disease, Stage IIa. Her PET scan > shows a large mass in the center of her chest and masses in her neck and > under her arms. It is *not* in her marrow, spleen, or liver - yay! She is > having a port put in her chest on Wed and she will start chemo on Thur. Her > name is Bridget Foley if you could send her thoughts or prayers if you are > so inclined. She is afraid of losing her hair, but I'm trying to cheer her > on and tell her she will only have to do this once. Hopefully next year this > will all be a distant memory and she'll have new locks to celebrate with. > > We're hoping to keep her here in Illinois rather than send her home with my > parents in WA. She has better support here and my kids are nuts about her. > > Thank you again, everyone, our group never fails to provide support and > comfort during the toughest of times. It means so much to me that you've > celebrated joyful events with me, such as Tommy's birth in June, and that > you're here as we face a tough climb ahead. > > Kate F Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 10, 2009 Report Share Posted January 10, 2009 Hi Kate: Thanks for the update on Bridget. Glad she is starting her cancer treatments, and I pray that it goes well for her. She is so lucky she has you, and your loving family. That means so much going through all her treatments, etc. I am sure she loves your little Tommy. Children just brighten our days!!!! God Bless all of you, and you are all in my prayers. Hugs, Barbara > > Hi everyone, things here are going well. You were all so kind during our time of crisis right before the holidays. I wanted to be sure to update you as we move into the treatment phase next week. I'm keeping her blog updated, so you can always follow our progress on the link below . We accidentally have a photo in the slideshow that has my son and the " Hulk Hands " he got for xmas. I'm leaving it in because it's sort of good comic relief. > > It's confirmed that Bridget has Hodgkin's disease, Stage IIa. Her PET scan shows a large mass in the center of her chest and masses in her neck and under her arms. It is *not* in her marrow, spleen, or liver - yay! She is having a port put in her chest on Wed and she will start chemo on Thur. Her name is Bridget Foley if you could send her thoughts or prayers if you are so inclined. She is afraid of losing her hair, but I'm trying to cheer her on and tell her she will only have to do this once. Hopefully next year this will all be a distant memory and she'll have new locks to celebrate with. > > We're hoping to keep her here in Illinois rather than send her home with my parents in WA. She has better support here and my kids are nuts about her. > > > Thank you again, everyone, our group never fails to provide support and comfort during the toughest of times. It means so much to me that you've celebrated joyful events with me, such as Tommy's birth in June, and that you're here as we face a tough climb ahead. > > Kate F > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------\ -------- > Support the Lymphoma Research Foundation www.lymphoma.org > Our journey curingbridget.blogspot.com > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 10, 2009 Report Share Posted January 10, 2009 I hope that your sister's treatment is successful and goes well Kate. I'll keep her in my thoughts and prayers. Lori http://home.comcast.net/~queenstitcher/ http://stitchingqueen.multiply.com Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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