Dear Kim, I was interested in the new info that you wrote about. You have learned so much about the disease You may want to become a nurse and help other people. I love you and can't wait for you to be cured. I think of you every day. Could you have imagined 3 months ago that you'd have had 6 treatments and be thinking that the end might be in sight? Be strong like you are and this misery will end.
Your adoring Grandmother

Hi Kim,
I just learned of your illness, and am going to keep you in my prayers for a full and speedy recovery. I haven't seen you in a few years - I worked with your dad at Tensor Geophysical in New Orleans. I wish you all the best. Best of luck from New Orleans! Love, Kathy

Dear Kim,
I am an old friend of your grandmothers and live in Santa Fe, NM. I have been writing her for updates on you progress so she referred me to your website. Neat Website.
I am impressed with what a brave young woman you are. I wish you all the best.
Regards, Peggy Polk

I've just been surfing the net and came across your blog. It has brought back many memories of how I spent my summer vacation - last year! I was diagnosed the first week of May 2003 with non-Hodgkins Lymphoma with a grapefruit size tumor in my chest. I can relate to your journey! I had 6 rounds of Chemo and 28 days of radiation. Radiation is a piece of cake after chemo. I worked through the entire 28 days! I have been in remission - officially - since January. I have a full head of hair - I sometimes miss the ease of the bald head! You know - shower and go in 10 minutes. In just a short year later - I cannot even tell I have been through this cancer journey. Good Luck to you!