Stories about my son, six year old cancer survivor Spencer Sartin. True tales about having a child with cancer. Profiles of cancer survivors. Cancer resources.
Over the weekend I received a bunch of LAF Peloton Project emails. They’ve raised the bar again. Fundraising minimum for a green jersey is $7500, polka dot $15,000, and yellow $25,000. I have been brainstorming fundraising ideas and will soon be seeking assistance in running some events, as well as sending out mailings begging for [...]
I had been looking forward to a press conference on January 12 announcing the dates, route, and details for the United Tour of Texas that was to be a large stage race through Texas, promoting Texas, cycling, and cancer awareness. United Stores and Market Street were the main sponsors and had committed donation to the [...]
Spencer went back to school on Monday. It’s wonderful, and weird, to have more normality back in his life. The interim maintenance chemotherapy has not been causing any problems. Spencer’s energy is high. He has returned to be his usual spirited child and keeping him occupied and his behavior reasonable is more work than the [...]
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