Only 4 more days left.
Wristband pic of the week:
Thank you Mason Smith for your support!
Brain Tumor Walk September 13th!
The Brain Tumor Walk is on Saturday September 13th at Angel Stadium. For more information please visit: http://events.braintumor.org/events/orange-county-brain-tumor-walk/event-details/
Radiation Day #19
Frank continues his radiation at Hoag. Doesn't he look radiant?
Wristband pic of the week:
Thank you to all the folks at Tustin Unified for their support!
Radiation Day #16
Frank continues his radiation at Hoag.
Haircut time!
Frank decided it was time to get a little "trim" yesterday!
Radiation Day #13
"Watching the Steve Wilkos show while waiting to get nuked!" - Frank
Frank the Tank Fundraiser.
THANK YOU for all those who came out to the Frank the Tank fundraiser over the weekend. And a special THANK YOU to the Hyneman family for having us over! Really appreciate it!
Wristband pic of the week:
Thank you Katie Barnes for your support!
Radiation Day #11
Frank continues his Radiation at Hoag.
Wristband pic of the week:
Thank you to the Hornback family for your support!
Radiation Day #5
Frank continues his radiation.
Frank is currently undergoing 28 rounds of radiation at Hoag Hospital. He should be done with his treatment on September 9, 2014.
Wristband pic of the week:
Thank you to the George Family for their support!
Frank's Radiation Schedule:
Frank starts radiation.
Earlier today, Frank began his radiation treatment at Hoag Hospital. It was day 1 of 28 days (of radiation). So, only 27 more!
Frank started Chemo last night.
Last night, Frank started chemotherapy (for the third time). He had some slight nausea, but overall did great. He won't have to take it again for another six weeks. He starts radiation tomorrow.
UPDATE on Frank:
Today at UCLA, Frank's oncologist told us her plan to deal with Frank's brain tumor. He's going to do CHEMOTHERAPY (1 cycle every 6 weeks, starting immediately) and RADIATION simultaneously.
MRI today!
Right now frank is currently getting an MRI done at UCLA. Hopefully the tumor has NOT spread. He meets with the doctor in a few hours to talk about the next step.
