We have noticed the donations made on Cale's Relay for Life website (an earlier blog entry) and will continue to follow it. Thanks. It has now been over 3 years since Ron's first diagnosis of AML leukemia and almost 2 years since his relapse which resulted in more chemotherapy to bring him back to remission, so he could have a bone marrow transplant in August 2011. As you may also know, he had testicular cancer in 1981. He is a survivor!! This is in great part due to past and continuing research. Ron himself has agreed to be a part of several continuing research projects, and periodically has blood drawn and bone marrow biopsies for this purpose.
I'm sure Cole will surpass his donation goal & we will all benefit from the research. Glad to see you both looking well. Hang in there, spring will eventually come. Love & hugs. Ann & Bob
ReplyDeleteYou both look good in red. Glad to see those smiles in place too.
ReplyDeleteKeep at it and glad to hear all the great news. All good vibes being sent your way. Hugs from Hetch and Ginger. PS. No DQ visits yet but we look like we have made many many trips. Oink.
Ron and Jan:
ReplyDeleteIt was good to hear that Ron got his clubs out. This will give me another opportunity to take more of his money, but I don't want "choking Mike" as my partner. I'm glad things are going well, the weather is finally breaking.
I have my fingers crossed for the levy here in BG, but who knows. Hang in there.
Jeff Dever