Radiation Day, the Final Day, the Journey just begins

  

On this day, March 26, 2012, Debbie completes Radiation Treatment #28, no easy task, it takes courage, faith, hope, love and and a amazing strength that sometimes we don't realize we have. If you're reading this and have experienced cancer, radiation, chemotherapy or know someone, a loved one, then you can relate. It takes your "Cancer-Fighting Team" to help you along your journey, I know, I'm a three year survivor as of April 17, 2012, now I walk the path of recovery with Debbie my love of my life, marketing director and best friend.

Our mission is to offer hope and encouragement to everyone we meet, and through others. We offer our story of inspiration through our first book; It's not about cancer, it's about you; six reasons to keep living and enjoying your gift of life and through our inspirational programs/ keynotes. Allow our experiences to offer hope to you or someone you know, or at your next cancer survivor celebration or relay for life event.

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[Gabriele]

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[Laith]

I would consider lnokiog at clinical trials. Every treatment I have been through has been a part of a clinical trial. But, the last one was the only one I did because I had no other good option. For the most part, I always had a good prognosis, which made me a good candidate for some of the trials. So, if I have already done clinical trials, I am sure I would if current available treatment would not help very much unless I decided not to pursue treatment.But I would not go to all the supposed cancer cures that people talk about. I have seen too many that are just wrong, and many that are dangerous. If I had exhausted all other options, I would just not pursue treatment at all.

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