This page was created to document my journey of fighting Hodgkins's Lymphoma. Diagosed in March of 2005 at the age of 34. This was a life changing experience which is far from over. I want to offer information to others who are going through this and to the thousands who will be diagnosed in the future.
posted by Jason at 4:07 PM
My name is Jason, I am 34 years old, and live in Wichita, Kansas. I have two daughters Mallory 6 and Avery 3. I am a Natural Resource K9 Officer with Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks. Probably better known as a Game Warden. I have a two year old lab named Moose that works with me everyday. He is trained in human tracking, wildlife detection and evidence recovery. On March 17th,2005 I was diagnosed with Lymphocyte-Rich Classic Hodgkin's Disease. I was staged at a stage IIA. This is my story.
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4 Comments:
Jason,
I am glad to hear you are feeling better. Been moving this week so haven't had a chance to check up. But as always you are in all of our thoughts and prayers. My mom and dad said to send their love. Hope you have a great weekend!! Lots of Love
Deborah & family
Jason, Don and I apologize that we haven't seen you lately or been there for you more than we have. Please know that we think about you every day, pray for you, and hope for the best for you. Just think, you've come a long way down this road with a light at the end of the tunnel. After July 11th, I'm sure they will tell you the worst is over. Fighting for your life is never easy. It surely was meant to be that way so that we can appreciate what we have and really look forward to the future. July 11th is right around the corner and, hopefully, the rest is smooth sailing. We will look forward to that celebration party for you. I will be down in Big "D" next week spending time with Julie and Jim's Alexis Grace. When I get back, I promise some more homemade food for your refrigerator. Take care, and remember that our prayers are always with you and about you. Amy's mom
"the will to conquer is the first condition of victory"
Hey Jason,
Know that Dan and I are waiting for you to get better before we bring you any chicken. We want you to enjoy it to the fullest. :) Glad to hear you were feeling better Amy said you were feeling like crapola. I know you have another treatment today. Just two more to go you can do it!!!
Shari Masterson
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