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Week 1 is over, and Lee gets a week of rest. 5/5 port 5/6 chemo 5/7 chemo 5/8 chemo
WBC injection Lee is doing well she was given this injection Friday, 5/9 which made her extremely nauseous.
Following up with her Drs, had a iron infusion 5/19 and a port follow up to make sure all is well and no infections are present. Lee is beginning to see the side effects of the chemo with slow loss of hair. Her hair is not what makes her beautiful, but the sounds of her laughter as she tries on wigs and tries to make light of her what is happening.
We’re hoping to bring our mom/sister to Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in New York City, where doctors specialize in treating rare and aggressive cancers like hers. Getting a second opinion from their experts could open doors to new treatment options—and give us more time together. With your help, we’re hopeful we can make this possible. Thank you for being part of our fight. Family Strong!
Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
She will go for an iron infusion on Monday. We are still hoping to find the best drs possible in Memorial Sloan Kettering
It’s the beginning of a new month 6/1/25. Please share and continue with donations as the onset of bills and many other treatments that are needed to help her in this fight are coming in. MRIs, Ct scans and many visits to drs add up quickly.
June 25, 2025, Monthly Update
June 13th Lee Ann was given a blood transfusion for anemia. Lee was hospitalized June 13th /16th for an infection.
IMPRESSION:
1. Diminished size of mass posteromedially within the left lower lobe.
2. Newly appearing lobulated nodule within the right upper lobe with
dimensions as given above.
3. Slight increased size of lobulated nodule abutting the major
fissure posteromedially within the superior segment of the right lower
lobe.
4. Lymphadenopathy laterally to the arch of the aorta with central
diminished attenuation raise the possibility of associated necrosis.
Lymphadenopathy is also suspected in the left subhilar region
extending to the level of the mass posteromedially within the left
lower lobe. Stable degenerative changes are evident with regards to osseous structures.