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....It's 5 o'clock here on the East Coast at Hopkins and we're drinkin some apple juice-LOTS AND LOTS OF APPLE JUICE.  It's Kevin's new cocktail.  He loves it, and as long as they say he can keep drinking it, and

As Kev calls himself, "Chemo Man"....here is the MAN himself...the one and only...CHEMO MAN!  :-)

Kevin is of HIGH spirits, especially the last 24 hours.  He is currently working with the speech therapist on swallowing, and making sure that the liquids do not go down the windpipe.  He is VERY proud of how far he has come with the swallowing. The staff has even allowed

I PROMISE to have some HAPPY pictures of Kev tomorrow.  He's actually wanting to smile and show his new, healthier self to everyone.  I'll make sure to get some funny, cheesy ones for ya. Kevin has some words for you in the meantime... "Everyone'

Yesterday we got our final PLAN.  As hard as it was to hear the news, we now have some direction and know what to push towards. Angiosarcoma is very rare.  Sarcoma makes up only 1% of all cancer cases in the US every year.  Of those 1%, Angiosarcoma is only

Linda and I arrived at the hospital around 8 am to see Kev in his new room on the 5th oncology floor.  We heard rumors of him getting his vent off...... I wish I had a picture to show, but HIS VENT IT OUT!!!!!!! His catheter is OUT!!!! His arterial

Pictures from today.  For those who cannot handle seeing a lot of wires/hookups, please do not scroll through.  Thank you! abuse contact .

Welcome to the new chapter of our life book, titled, "ANGIOSARCOMA".  Yes, the biopsy resuls are in, and this is what Kevin has.  It is a blessing to have some answers, and an anxiety to have uncertainties.  Either way, we feel positive about FINALLY having some direction! Here

Right now, as our address and wherabouts are in LIMBO, please send letters/packages/whatever to my parents address: 327 Tanyard Road Conestoga, Pa 17516 They come usually every week, so they can bring the items to me faster than anything.  Thanks again!  Kevin should be in his Oncology ICU

I got kicked out of Kevin's room around 11:30 so that the respiratory therapist could do some breathing exercises with Kevin.  She had him breathing deeply in and out, and then took him off the ventilator, and just on regular oxygen for an hour to breathe on