So many of our friends and family are supporting us. Even reading our story is a support, so thank you. Today, we've been asked so many questions. Here's an example from our friend Dani:
We were all hoping that if all the other tests came out negative that he wouldn't have to go through chemotherapy. But I guess he still does just even for the area that he had the cancerous cells-not understanding it all. I guess that the tests last week and today where to determine how much and what type of chemo? And then what? They will just test the head area again after the chemo or will they continue to test the other areas as well to see if it might still spread?
We were hoping the same exact thing! We just don't have answers to these and other questions yet. Thus, the maddening adventure we find ourselves in. This is not an adventure for the light-hearted, but then again, isn't that life?
We'll do our very best to communicate answers when we get them. There are so many questions surrounding Tag's unique case, even for the very best in the United States. Dr. Bruggers said that Tag's case is being looked at by the very best in the country and he is making everyone scratch their heads. As she told us this, she wryly smiled and said, "But isn't that what he's done since arriving?"
You said it, sister!
Our prayers are with you. Thank you for the updates. I love the little guy and I don't even know him yet.
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