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PHASE 3 STARTS IN JANUARY 2015 !!! Thanks For all your Donations - Help - and Prayers !!!! Please continue to Keep us in your though as we are on our last leg of this long journey through the treatment phases of Cancer.  THANKS AGAIN !!!!

Phase 1 : Photon Beam Radiation - COMPLETE!
Phase 2 : Surgery - COMPLETE !
Phase 3 : Intense Proton Radiation at Harvard, MA.




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Hello,

My name is Chris Libert.... In the picture you see my Beautiful 7 Month Old Daughter Haven Rain. I have just been diagnosed with a rare and as of right now,  treatable Cancer and need all the help and support I can get. This path has been tough so far and with the upcoming surgery and radiation treatments that I will need, which I have to travel to all over the country; your prayers and contributions will have a lasting affect on me and my family that I will never forget.  This is my first chance at being a dad and I just want the opportunity to wake up each day knowing that I get to do just that, be her dad and be with her, loving her, watching after her always and forever.

Thanks again so much for helping me get one step closer to remission and giving me the chance to raise my beautiful daughter Haven and live life to the fullest with my best friend for the last 15 years, my high school sweet heart Joanna; my beautiful and strong wife and our 3 special dogs Guinness, Baylen and Pig. Please pray for us...

Thanks,

-Chris

Our Family...



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Chordoma is a VERY, VERY rare type of bone cancer

More information on my Cancer is Below:

A chordoma is a rare type of cancer that develops from the notochord. The notochord forms the spine in a developing baby in the womb. After about six months, most of the notochord is replaced by the bones of the spine. However, small amounts of the notochord may remain and these can sometimes develop into a chordoma.Chordomas can be found in any part of the spine. Around half occur at the bottom of the spine. About 2 in 5 (35-40%) occur at the base of the skull or in the bones running down the middle of the face. The rest affect the bones in the spine (the vertebrae).

Chordomas tend to be slow-growing and don’t often spread to other parts of the body. If they do spread, the most commonly affected places are the lungs|, liver|, nearby lymph nodes|, bone| and skin. As these tumours gradually grow, they can affect the surrounding areas of bone and soft tissue.

Chordomas can happen at any age, but mainly affect people aged 40-60. Fewer than 1 in 20 of all chordomas occur in people under the age of 20 and childhood chordomas are very rare. Chordomas, especially those that occur at the bottom of the spine, are more common in men than in women.

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