Comments on Will Lacey: Insurmountable

Patrick,I have checked in often over the past mont...

2007-06-05T00:42:23.228-05:00

Patrick,
I have checked in often over the past months to see how Will is doing and always anxious to read of your adventures. My young nephew Max and his family are also fighting the NB battle. I linked here from Max's blog. I appreciate so much reading your experiences as well as those of John and Catherine and their precious little Penelope. There is a certain strength you all possess,

You are amazing. My daughter was diagnosed in Mar...

2007-06-01T20:30:52.351-05:00

You are amazing. My daughter was diagnosed in March of this year with NB at 7 months also. She just completed her 4th chemo treatment, and will have an MRI in a week or so to see where to go from here.

I hope you do not mind, but I am going to quote some of your post on our blog...you write beautifully...you say what all of us feel, what all of us are often too scared to say. Thank

I am a big fan of your blog and the way you get to...

2007-05-21T07:54:29.411-05:00

I am a big fan of your blog and the way you get to the heart of the matter in your writing. The stories and photos of Will are very endearing. I have included a link to your blog for Will in a recent entry of the journal which I still keep up for Laura. I am sorry that we are another family that would be categorized in that folder you mention. As an older child with nb though, I'm not sure

This is why you are also loved and admired by peop...

2007-05-21T04:16:58.362-05:00

This is why you are also loved and admired by people that have never met you, but read you every day, as if your own story was a little bit theirs too. This is why your deep feelings and thoughts fly around the world and mix with other personal feelings and thoughts, making them all ONE. Hughes from Spain, Susana.

you are an amazing writer yourself...... and John ...

2007-05-19T12:26:11.794-05:00

you are an amazing writer yourself...... and John and Catherine London have more stregth then I could probably ever have if I was in their shoes. Thank you for posting that. And I was so sad to hear this morning that Penelope is gone, but glad she is finally pain free.

We hold on to the hope that a cure will be found.

I read Penelope's journal today when I came home f...

2007-05-18T18:58:59.889-05:00

I read Penelope's journal today when I came home from a long afternoon at the clinic with Nathan. It is horrifying, but at the some time it is actually a little bit comforting to me (the last few) because she truly has no complaints. I was told today we can expect Nathan's pain to start becoming intense by a month from now. I know he will be where Penelope is soon, so, since I can't change