Just to keep you informed about my path to recovery
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About Me
- Debbie Pilker Sullivan
- Baltimore, MD, United States
- I was diagnosed with a brain tumor in October 2009 and underwent surgery to remove it. I underwent 14 agressive chemotherapy treatments and am still recovering from the effects of the surgery, chemotherapy and side effects of all the treatments. I have also been diagnosed with Avascular Necrosis of the Hip, most likely a side effect of the brain steroids needed during my surgery and chemotherapy. I have had both hips replaced and one shoulder replaced since completing my chemotherapy treatments. I still need one shoulder replacement on my left shoulder - putting it off as long as I can! Aside from currently recovering from cataract surgery, my health is good. I have been very fortunate throughout my health ordeals!
Debbie
Purple Friday
I found this website in "CURE" Magazine and liked it. A person can leave a message of hope on a floating origami crane and a donation is made to cancer research for every message left. The website is run by a pharmaceutical company and I am not advertising for them or endorsing them in any way. I just really like the messages of hope and of course, I love origami cranes. There were over 1800 messages on the website at the time I left two messages. The website will give you a link to your own message or you can click on any crane to view someone elses' message. Oddly enough, I was viewing messages randomly and actually found the message that I had left!!! I know, I would not have believed it, but the message was very unique and could not have been left by anyone else!
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