Initially things were very busy. Research, getting referrals to doctors. Scaring myself to death by confusing Clark's 4 with Stage 4. Fighting the HMO for a referral to an oncologist. Facing the reality that the initially recommended groin dissection could end Sue's ability to ski.
Friends make a big difference.
Now, a standard treatment, in 1995 it was brand new. Sue was one of the first to have it done. Then it was on to JWCI for consultation and vaccine therapy. We still have one more year to go on that trial. The first two months were at such a frantic pace that it almost kept us distracted.