I will. Thank you. I'm going to start having to drive down twice a month at least - luckily Orlando and Miami are a quick 3-hour jaunt apart.

If you need any help, shoot me an e-mail at jbrenner@fit.edu. I am not that far away.

That's a pretty metastatic form of leukemia. Make sure that the oncologist uses quantum dots so that he/she can find ALL of the cancer simultaneously.

So after a bit of cajoling, found out it is Chronic Lymphocytic - which from my understanding - is the most aggressive form ... not sure what else to think about it other than it's awful.

Congrats on her remission. IT is tough and I won't wish you luck, just positive thoughts and hopefully we can offer some meaningful distractions and maybe some connections.

Thank you so much. Not to depress everyone, but my mother is currently in remission for breast and lung cancer... even though I'm 31 - my parents had me later on in their lives, so my mom is 75 and my dad is 68. They've both had long, meaningful lives (Cuban migrants who escaped Castro's Cuba) but like any child - I don't think I'm prepared to let go. But I definitely am doing my due diligence and studying their conditions to make myself educated for their sake and mine.

sorry you are dealing with this. be a bulldog about getting info.

No idea. My father is the type of person who doesn't want anyone to worry about him - but I am going to try and get an answer out of him today.