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About Me
- Doug Tracy
- I was diagnosed with testicular cancer in October 2006. Reading the blog from the bottom up describes the sequence of events. The blog will continue to tell about the on-going treatment activities and road to a cure.
How I keep moving on
- • Extreme support and caring from my immediate family – Sherry, my wife, has been with me on every appointment and supports me in every possible way, my two children Shannon and Chris have also provided much needed support
- • Caring and support from the rest of my family: mom, dad, sisters, in-laws, aunts and uncles
- • Genuine concern, caring and support from friends and co-workers
- • Faith in God
- • Highly capable team medicine – the best treatment in a timely manner
- • Good health care coverage
- • Understanding company for allowing flexibility during these times
- • A high 90% predicted cure rate for my situation
Blog Archive
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2006
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November
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- Cycle 2, Day 3
- Cycle 2, Day 2
- 2nd cycle, Day 1
- Gone
- New look
- Beginning of the end
- Major distraction
- Steriod hangover
- Cycle 1 post treatment
- Treatment days 2 - 5
- First treatment day
- Longest day and move to treatment
- Search treatment providers
- Better news but more uncertainty
- More tests
- Bad news defined
- Bad news coming
- Tests
- Pathology results
- Surgery
- Day before surgery
- The day I found out
- The beginning
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November
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