CALEB D. CHAPMAN

-CALEB'S TREATMENT TIMELINE IN A NUTSHELL-
DX. Feb. 2002 with stage IV ERMS, 14 rounds of chemo,(finished Feb, 2003) reconstructive bladder surgery (Aug.13, 2002),completed 28 Tx. of radiation, pelvic/lung (Oct. 2002)
relapse June 30, 2004, failed at liposomal vincristine. 12 tx. of radiation to femur (Sept 2004), 14 rounds of chemo (etop/ifos alt with vac.)(finished June 2005) reconstructive femur surgery (Aug 2005), currently remission since 7/2005, reconstructive bladder surgery 7/2007, Rotationplasty 8/2008

Journal

Thursday, February 5, 2009 10:27 AM CST

If you have been touched by sarcoma, you have a moment to share with theworld. If you were to share just one moment on your journey with sarcomawith others, what would it be? Imagine a collection of moments from peoplearound the world who have dealt with all kinds of sarcomas. What insightswould surface? What would we learn? "Moments in Sarcoma" is a new project that will publish moments from thelives of patients and their families, doctors, researchers, and friends.Submissions are invited during the month of February. Then one submission will be published daily on the Team Sarcoma Website starting in May or June,continuing through the International Sarcoma Awareness Week in July andending when all chosen moments have been published. As a part of this very special project, one patient or survivor who submitsa Moment by March 1 will be awarded a sponsorship of at least $2,000 (theremay also be the possibility of some travel assistance) to participate in the2009 "Core" Team Sarcoma Bike Tour during July 18-25, 2009. Everyone who has been touched by sarcoma is invited to participate in thisproject. Learn more, and share a moment today at http://moments.team-sarcoma.net

Bruce S.
Liddy's dad

We love you all and are very grateful for all of you!

-The Chapman family

Hospital Information:

Banner Desert Hospital/Phoenix Children's Hospital
Pediatric Oncology
Mesa, AZ

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E-mail Author: treschap@hotmail.com

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