October 2009
Tomorrow Max will have his port removed. His port was surgically placed in his chest to administer chemo and take blood for the past two years. It truly is a milestone. I am very proud of him. He is brave beyond his years and his courage has inspired so many of us. Thank you all.
Roar For A Cure-
Dave
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