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Pat Dye Field => War Damn Eagle => Topic started by: The Prowler on April 09, 2010, 09:34:17 PM
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Shon Coleman has zero cancer cells in his blood or his bone marrow.
So, does that mean low chemotherapy treatment for a couple years?
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Shon Coleman has zero cancer cells in his blood or his bone marrow.
So, does that mean low chemotherapy treatment for a couple years?
No, that means God is da real thing!
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Shon Coleman has zero cancer cells in his blood or his bone marrow.
So, does that mean low chemotherapy treatment for a couple years?
Yes. Something like that. Targeted treatments. Like I mentioned before, the first round is "Kill them all, let God sort it out", and is the most dangerous phase, since the treatment destroys EVERY FREAKING THING. Good news is no cancer cells appear to be left standing. Bad news is ZERO immune system, so we need to pray he does not contract even the sniffles, since he has no way to fight it off. If he remains cancer free after round 1, then at his next round of testing, he enters maintenance, and the plan may be to do low dose chemo or some other targeted drug regimine. He is older than most kids when they are diagnosed, and he is in fantastic physical shape, so he has a lot going his way. Looks like the prayers are working.
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Definitely not completely out of the dog house, but most certainly standing in the sunshine. Lovin' it. $3,450.00 raised in his honor so far.