The Faces of Sarcoma Posted by on October 08, 2009

I lost my wife Adrianne to MMMT and have become very active in trying to raise funds for research. I hope my friends will pass this page on, it is a very powerful and emotional presentation. Ayd it is 6 months but it feels like yesterday.

I lost my 5 year old daughter Emily after only eight months of treatment. She was diagnosed in January 2005 and passed in August 2005. We miss her every day. We love you Emily.

My mother died on April 09 from a rare sarcoma that grew in her mouth 3D...She never complained, she always had a smile in her face. I miss her every second of my life. For all of you that are fighting this terrible disease , keep the faith , keep the smile .... Mom, I miss you so much, I love you, you are always with me, I never knew anyone like you, so much energy, love,

family member and friend

I am a leiomyosarcoma survivor, left lower leg November 2005.

My husband Sami's pic is also here, he passed away last year fighting Osteosarcoma. I miss you and will love you forever.

To get something you never had, you have to do something you never did. When God takes something from your grasp, He's not punishing you,but merely opening your hands to receive something better. Concentrate on this sentence... 'The will of God will never take you where the Grace of God will not protect you.' Something good will happen to you today; something that you have been waiting to hear.

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Precious, thank you for sharing this personal and sensitive information that is helping to raiise the awareness. Someone very close to me has just been diagnosed with Cancer since last week and she's simply devastated. Perhaps, in a way this could b a support brach for her.

I am also one of the faces of sarcoma. Some believe that my cancer is "breast" cancer, but similar to Lauren Skop Ryan diagnosis, mine is called Angiosarcoma of the blood vessels in the left breast. In that case having bilateral mastectomies places me in the "breast" cancer, yet "Cancer" category. Confusing...I know, can you imagine what I was going through???? This cause is important because it is rare and a cure needs to be found.....Thank you.