Great job! That's a wonderful paper :O)
As someone who's planning on devoting a huge part of my life to cancer research and working with children who have cancer I totally respect and am awed that you chose to write about chemo.
Cancer truly is a harsh reality, and an even harsher reality is that often times the very drugs used to cure this beast are the ones that end up leading to more health problems, other cancers and sometimes, even death in the patients.
I talked to one parent who said it's really ironic that you try so hard to keep your children healthy and safe, you feed them all the right foods and take them to the doctor regularly and all of a sudden the world's turned upside down and you have to be totallyresponsible for signing a paperallowing doctors topump countless amounts of poisons intotheir child. It's a horrible situation.
Children are the living and unfortunately all to often, the dying proof that cancer can happen to anyone... even the best of us.It's great that you're helping to spread the word!
~Rachel
(PS...visit myother post for an update on my cancer buddy "Rachel" and send her some prayers)
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