From Margret's boyfriend,
"We got the results of Margaret's Saturday MRI on Sunday. Unfortunately, it looks like this round of chemo simply didn't work. The tumor has grown at its primary site, and some tumor cells have also gotten into the spinal fluid--resulting to several new lesions on Margaret's meninges (the outer lining of the brain). That particular development is almost definitely responsible for Friday's seizure. The overall prognosis looks very grim than ever--the neuro oncologists are giving Margaret less than a month to live."
I'm not giving up on Margaret and neither is Margaret or her family for that matter. Miracles happen everyday and given the outlook by her team of physicans, one can just choose to give up or continue to stay postive and keep on fighting.
I'm not giving up on Margaret and neither is Margaret or her family for that matter. Miracles happen everyday and given the outlook by her team of physicans, one can just choose to give up or continue to stay postive and keep on fighting.
"Onto some more positive news. After about three and a half days of an Ativan/seizure induced stupor, Margaret finally started bouncing back yesterday. She's alert, awake, laughing at our jokes and communicating with us via the spelling board. They also finally started her TPN feed, and so she can finally get some proper nutrition, get stronger, and prove the doctors wrong once again. Hope's not dead... it's just really beat up."
