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Published April 11, 2013
I am still dealing with this necrosis of the jaw. One of my wonderful blog readers recommended a doctor in Miami who specializes in jaw problems. After five doctors telling me there is nothing I can do, and that I had to "live with it," I turned to all of you, and you saved me
Published April 04, 2013
Last week I was taken off my phase one clinical trial drug temporarily, because my blood counts were so low. My white count was .5, which many of you will know is critically low. Two weeks earlier, it was my red cell count that had fallen, for which I received blood transfusions
Published March 21, 2013
This was another sad week for me, as another girlfriend was laid to rest after fighting this dreaded disease. That's three girlfriends this year. I guess this is why I continue to fight not only my own monster within me, but fight to raise money to put this disease out of business
Published March 14, 2013
I hope in some small way I am paying it forward with my foundation, but nothing will ever have the impact of a one-to-one act of kindness. Wouldn't it be nice if we all did that every day in some small way?
Published February 28, 2013
A cancer diagnosis is always devastating, but nothing can be as a bad as a diagnosis of advanced metastatic cancer
Published February 21, 2013
2012 was a very successful fundraising year for the Noreen Fraser Foundation (NFF). We were able to fund three research projects with grants that we believe will make a critical leap forward in the field of women’s cancer research
Published February 07, 2013
Valentine's Day is right around the corner, and as I was selecting various cards to send to family and friends, I became overwhelmed by the number of truly great friends I have in my life
Published January 31, 2013
I enjoyed a great couple of days with my son last week. It was wonderful to have some time with him before he went back to college
Published January 24, 2013
I am now entering my second week of the phase I clinical trial. I am not sure if I am feeling a little crummy because I have the flu, or if I am experiencing side effects from the chemo. At any rate, in true form, I am pushing ahead
Published January 17, 2013
This New Year, I have some great news to share. I have been accepted into a phase one clinical trial for estrogen-positive breast cancer. This drug is being touted as the biggest breakthrough in breast cancer since the development of the treatment drug Herceptin