Welcome to Zoe's Web Page. Thank you for stopping in. We created this page to keep friends and family updated on Zoe's progress. Zoe was dx November 2004 with Neuroblastoma, Stage 4. Zoe has been through a lot of tests, 6 rounds of Chemo, 11 bone marrow biopsies, Quinton cath. placement, and surgery to remove 2 tumors and her left adrenal gland she has had a stem cell transplant at U of M Mott Childrens Hospital. She has finished her Radiation treatments. She most recently has completed the CH 14 18 antibody therepy on January 29, 2006. They removed the Quinton Cath. and placed a mediport. We thank you all for your love and support and continued prayers to help keep Zoe strong and healthy and rid of the horrible disease.
This is something I read ... God In Disguise? When we cry out to God for help, are we prepared to receive what he offers when he comes to us in the disguise of our friends and neighbors?
The Zoe Bergen Childhood Cancer Foundation would like to Thank Everyone for coming to our 2nd Annual Detroit Red Wing Alumni charity hockey game. Please check out our new website at www.zoebergenchildhoodcancerfoundation.com and plaese contact Dave with any questions. Thanks to our sponsors Great Dane Heating and Cooling and Carrier Heating and Cooling Products.Thank you
Look at the slide show there are pictures of Zoe at her Halloween party....
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Journal
Wednesday, September 3, 2008 4:42 PM CDT
Today was the kids second day of school. What a big year it is for the Bergen kids. Ryan started Middle school, Owen started a new school and Zoe started Kindergarten. I do believe that they all had 2 good days. Lots of changes for all of us. Ryan has to be on the bus by 7:30 a.m., which makes for a very early morning. We have enjoyed very lazy mornings all summer. The structure will be good for all of us, I think......
Zoe lined right up the first day of school and gave her teacher a bunch of hugs and kisses. She has made her a couple of presents already. She goes half days and comes home at lunch time. She is in a small class about half the size of the full day kindergarten. Her teacher seems really nice and I am sure she will have a great year.
Owen has a very nice teacher and he seems very happy to be at a new school. He is starting to meet some new kids. I am soooooo proud of him.
Ryan is doing real good in M.S. He is in advanced math this year, he qualified in the top of his class. I am very proud of him. I am sure he will do real good if he keeps his nose to the grind stone.
Both boys will be finding out what hockey team they will be on this week.
Dave and I have been busy running with the kids and wrapping up summer. Life has been good. Thanks for checking in on us and keep in touch.
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