Just a really short note: It looks like Faina is going to be sent home from Hopkins tomorrow.
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Refuah Shlaymah
Refuah Shlaymah
This is the narrative of Faina's progress through her treatments for gastric cancer. We pick up the story after nine weeks of a chemotherapy regimen called ECF. Doctors have been in awe of how well she tolerated this highly aggressive treatment.
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