Paul,

  I have Acute Myelogenous Leukemia.  I am half way through
  the chemo therapy.  My days are numbered so I have to get rid
  of my toys.

  For anyone interested I have an RV-4 project to get rid of.
  Among other things.


  Please contact me at:


  E.L. Sandburg
  79 Country Lane
  Superior, MT 59872



  (406) 822- 3764
  eugenesandburg@hotmail.com

  Sorry to hear that Eugene.

  Paul Lamar

Gene...

I can sympathize with you...a few years ago, I asked Paul to stop
my subscription (as well as stopping the CSA newsletter), and
started getting my project ready to sell after I was diagnosed
with chronic lymphocytic leukemia and was into my third month of
chemo. It felt pretty hopeless.

But, with the application of the new monoclonal antibodies
coupled with the traditional chemo, I have been in remission now
for over two years. 15 years ago, I would have probably been dead
by now.

So far, the monthly blood tests don't show any indication of the
CLL developing again.  Unlike AML, my CLL is still one of the
incurable cancers, and I can expect treatment again some day, but
about 4 months after my 9 month treatment, I was feeling so much
better that I asked Paul to restart the newsletter, and went back
to work on the Long EZ. I've also restarted my CSA newsletter and
currently have only to finish painting the Long EZ's fuselage,
reinstall the engine and the instruments and go flying!

I've met several AML patients at the University of Rochester
Medical Center where I go for my treatment, and unlike the CLL
patients I've met there (some who have died now) many of the AML
patients have actually been cured...so hang in there, don't sell
the RV yet... wait until your treatment is over, you may change
your mind and wish you hadn't sold it.

Harley Dixon
Long EZ N28EZ
Canandaigua, NY

www.agelesswings.com/LONGEZ.HTM


Gene:
One of my software clients is the Weisenthal Cancer
Group in California (http://weisenthalcancer.com)
The Weisenthal Cancer Group's laboratory is one of a
few places in the country that does in vitro testing
of a patient's own cancer cells with cocktails of
different chemotherapy agents.

Google the founder's name "Larry Weisenthal" to
learn more than you'll ever want to know about
"assay directed chemotherapy"

Larry is (arguably) the world expert on these
methods, and naturally thinks that their laboratory
is the best at what they do.

At the very least, I suggest you call Larry at the
number on his web site and chat with him.

He will be very helpful and straight forward with you.
Tell Larry that "Robin told you to call him"

Larry's brother David, a pilot in years past, fought
cancer for years and later competed in the Iron Man
Triathalon to prove to all that he had licked the disease.

Robin B