testicular cancer

Happiness

by Jennifer Yandle on December 16, 2009

Posted In: Cancer,Life

You never know when it might hit you, that you could of lost someone you loved to this terrible disease until you hear those magical words, you’re all done with treatment and we believe you have nothing to worry about. Even though I heard them yesterday it didn’t really hit me until today. I could [...]

{ Comments on this entry are closed }

It’s not all bad.

by Jennifer Yandle on December 7, 2009

Posted In: Cancer,Life,Misc,Work

Casey has responded very well to his Chemo treatment. He’s had some nausea and fatigue but overall he’s done much better than we expected. He rested for most of the weekend besides a few incidents where he was being stubborn and he’s been keeping up with his 6 bottles of water a day. He’ll have [...]

{ Comments on this entry are closed }

A chemo update and a thank you.

by Jennifer Yandle on November 30, 2009

Posted In: Cancer

It’s official. Casey will have his one Chemotherapy treatment this Thursday at 1pm. The treatment will last for about two hours. He will most likely feel sick for two to three weeks while his body repairs itself. His blood counts will get low, and that’s where most of the symptoms will come from. He will [...]

{ Comments on this entry are closed }

New Pathology Results!

by Jennifer Yandle on November 20, 2009

Posted In: Cancer

Update on Pathology Results Dr. Atluri consulted with Harvard Medical School for a third opinion on Casey’s pathology results. The tumor was completely Seminoma! That means that he only has to have one 48 hour treatment of Carboplatin. We are beyond thankful to everyone who kept us in our their thoughts and prayers. The prayers [...]

{ Comments on this entry are closed }

Pathology Results Are In

by Casey Yandle III on November 17, 2009

Posted In: Cancer

So as you know we’ve been waiting for the past two weeks for our appointment with the urologist who was supposed to tell us more information about the RPLND surgery that I was supposed to have (instead of the chemo) to make sure there’s absolutely no cancer left my body. Well looks like I may [...]

{ Comments on this entry are closed }