I've mentioned before that this is not a linear process. The amount of information is staggering. Some of it I haven't looked at before or at least not closely. Occasionally I find something I can throw out without fear that I've let a piece of information go. Sometimes just sorting through the different sources of information gives me clarity. Today I needed to regroup and reset my compass. It's easy to get lost in the memories or get lost in the information. I can't imagine that Mathew touched any of these papers in this pile, but they were in with other items he did use or write, so I suppose that Sequel's interest in the pile of papers isn't so odd. But she seemed a bit pensive as I started to sort out redundant paperwork. These are information sheets that came with his prescriptions. Then she settled herself in the middle of the growing pile
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.