Just when I thought we were getting into some sort of routine, things change. I was having to go back and forth to my house twice a day, to keep up with things there, while staying with Mathew at my sister’s. Usually in the early evenings, when I was gone, Kathleen (Tia), set an alarm to double check that Mat took his 7 p.m. meds. My Mom was cooking and sending breakfast and dinner over to Mathew in takeout containers. Texts between Me and Mathew 3-20-14 Got to Pharmacy with 5 mins to spare. Everything ok. Tia alright with company. Sent 3-20-14 Yep. So far so good. Rec’d 3-20-14 Victoria there? Sent 3-20-14 Not yet. Rec’d 3-20-14 Did you take 7:00 meds? Sent 3-20-14 Yep. Rec’d 3-20-14 I’m making a spreadsheet and printing copies. Sent 3-20-14 Ok sounds good. I can help. Rec’d 3-20-14 Are you coming back tonight cuz I’m out of bottle water....
A Journey through Sarcoma is a chronicle of my son's journey through Desmoplastic Small Round Cell Sarcoma. It is intended to educate and inspire by using Mathew’s thoughts and feelings, dreams and fears through a variety of mediums; art, music and writing. Sarcomas are the rarest cancers and predominantly affect the young. This is the story of Sarcoma.