So what do we have behind curtain #1?

Get out your pens: chongrogenic (it is not chondrogenic you google fans) chongrogenic osteoblastic sarcoma. It’s a level two tumor. Good luck finding it, it’s not out there. It’s a very rare tumor that is low-medium grade and malignant. So where does that leave us? Not sure yet other than the doctors are compiling information from library’s that specialize in cancer. The good news is it’s a very slow cancer and can be treated. From what we know they will wait a while (weeks) for Becca to get better and more strength before they start the treatments. It should be radiation, but chemo is not out yet.

So, that leaves curtain #2… a separate issue for now, a type of demyelination inflammation. MS is in this same group. MS can usually only be determined after multiple breakouts. This could be a one time issue, or it could happen several times. Only time will tell on this one. The treatment for this has been done with the steroids and blood therapy.

So, we will get more results from the MRI from tonight and the one of her head that will be done in the morning probably on Monday. But the current thing we are doing is working on getting her strength back and working with psychical therapy. We have to keep her spirits high and make her want to get better. The good news is we are talking about Becca. I know she has a huge team behind her and I know she can do it.

Thank you all so much and please keep praying… we are hoping the tumor hasn’t had a chance to spread yet and that she will get better quickly. We love you all!