Clyde Currie:  

My Cancer has returned. This is definitely not what I wanted but I know that GOD doesn't make mistakes. I'm OK just getting ready for this next fight. Please pray for my wife, children, step-children, family, and friends. We have beat this twice and we will do it again. The 1st time it was colon cancer which resulted in surgery and 6 months of chemo. The 2nd time it was liver which resulted in surgery and 3 months chemo. This time, it is on my lungs; therefore, surgery is not an option. I will undergo chemo after my Dr. finishes consulting with some other doctors. We are not sure when the chemo will begin and we are not sure what drugs I will receive this time. With prayer and love, we will win this battle. I will keep you posted. Clyde E. "Gene" Currie Briefly, my story is: I am 46 years old. In July 2006, I was diagnosed with Colon Cancer, the very disease that my father died from at age 62 on July 4, 1988. Needless-to-say, I was devastated; however, determined to fight with all that I got. I underwent successful surgery in July 2006. I then underwent 12 cycles of chemotherapy (6 months). During my chemo treatment, I worked almost everyday with the exception of about three days. I was determined not to let this thing defeat me. Also, I knew that if I kept a positive outlook an displayed a positive demeanor, it would make things easier for my family, friends, co-workers, and supporters. Guess what, it worked. After my chemo ended, I had to maintain regular checkups with my doctor. All was well until a few of months ago when something started showing up on my liver. Well, as fate would have it, it turned out to be a return visit from "Mr. Cancer." I underwent a second surgery on April 16th 2008. Now, I am again receiving chemo. I returned to work on May 28th. I am just taking it 1 day at a time. Today...Expand for more