Tonight Dylan stopped by for a visit with his mom, while he was there he drew a picture for her. If you look closely it says, " I love you mom." This made Margaret very happy.
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Keep all your prayers coming for our sweet Margaret
Margaret enters Pier 344
Margaret's first day on the pier prior to setting sail on her chemo journey
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Margaret" s Ocean View
Margaret is using the ocean and a ship as her metaphor for beating the leukemia
Don't bring flowers....Margaret's Chemo Regime
INDUCTION OF REMISSION — The most common remission induction regimen includes cytarabine (cytosine arabinoside, Ara-C, or Cytosar), given continuously for seven days through an intravenous (IV) line. Daunorubicin (Daunomycin, Cerubidine, or Rubidomycin) is given in a single IV dose for the first three days of treatment. This is sometimes known as the "7+3" regimen. In some medical centers a variation of this regimen is used, in which daunorubicin is replaced by idarubicin, or cytarabine is given alone in much higher doses. Read more at:http://patients.uptodate.com/topic.asp?file=blod_dis/2244
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If your mom is Margaret, you grew up in a house where drawing comes second nature. Dylan may focus on music as his creative force, but he can easily whip out a drawing or cartoon. This one was just right and I'm sure it was heartfelt.
Margaret,
You're right it does look just like him. All of the kids were blessed with your talent. What a gift to give...
I remember when you drew a Birthday Card for me my freshman year of high school. It was a kitten poking it's head though some flowers. I was so impressed by it, I showed it to my dad (the artist in our family) and he said "Claudia keep that card your friend is going to be famous". Forty years later I still have that card and what's even better is that I have my dear friend who drew it. I continue to pray for your good health. Happy Easter!
I went to church yesterday, and during the sermon I looked at the cross and realized that the greater the suffering, the more beautiful the rebirth. Your fight against this is more than just a struggle for yourself, it is inspiration for everyone you know. Your strength gives us strength. I love you, Happy Easter Mama.
Glad to see that things coming in handy!
Art for me has always been a way to express myself and even now I pass the time drawing in my sktchbook. The blessings that cancer has brought me are the love of friends & family, and through that love I feel more connected with God. Claudia I'm sorry that card hasn't paid off for you yet. Maybe you should look into a 401k.
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