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                                             Emily's
  MHE and                                     Story
  Me



 Hey.  I'm Emily Moses, and I am 13 years old. I am in the 7th 
 grade. I have read some very tragic stories, but mine is not
 too bad. I was diagnosed with MHE when I was 5 years old.
 Then I had surgery on my right leg when I was in
 Kindergarten. It left a scar but it’s not too bad. Then a few
 years later I went back to my doctor and he took x-rays of
 my leg. The tumor was back, and there were more tumors,
 too. But, the scary thing was that tumors are NOT supposed
 to grow back (or at least that is what my doctor said) unless
 they are cancer. So the doctor sent me to get a MRI on my
 leg. Luckily it didn’t show any sign of cancer. I praise God for
 that.

 I went back to the doctor after I had been experiencing pain
 when I was going into sixth grade. The doctor recommended
 surgery. So in October I had a second surgery on my right
 leg, but this time it was a different tumor. It was on my
 femur bone and the doctors had to take off half of my femur.
 The bad thing was I couldn’t dance or cheer. It was like my
 life was ruined!!! I could finally dance again in March. I had
 to go through HARD physical therapy. But to me all the
 doctors and people that work with me are heroes.

 Just recently my hand has been swelling up really bad, and it
 has been hurting awfully. I had x-rays on my shoulder and
 hand, and sure enough there was a tumor on my right
 shoulder. But I try not to complain or tell anyone when I’m in
 pain.  I want to live life like I’m dying, and if I was dying I




http://www.mheandme.com/Emily.html                        08-04-2008
Emily's Story                                            Page 2 of 2



 would not complain much about pain. I would be having the
 most fun of my life instead. And THAT IS WHAT I'M DOING. I
 am cheering and hanging out with friends and family a lot. I
 love my friends. They are always there for me. I don’t think
 I’m going to die anytime soon.. but you never know!

 I want everyone to know that we are all heroes to some one.
 So I want to challenge you all to not worry about your
 problems. Life is short and live it with good memories. We all
 get bumps and bruises and I know it is hard for us to deal
 with our MHE, but we can do it! So I challenge you to live like
 you are dying! You never know what life will bring your
 way!   Feel free to email me at udorkme@yahoo.com and you
 can add me to msn or yahoo messenger.
            Note:  MHE Tumors (Exostoses or 
            Osteochondromas) can grow back after they have
            been removed, especially if the doctor was not
            able to take out all of the tumor, so don't get
            scared if that happens to you! Always talk to your
            family and your doctor if you're worried.




http://www.mheandme.com/Emily.html                       08-04-2008

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  • 1. Emily's Story Page 1 of 2 Emily's MHE and Story Me Hey.  I'm Emily Moses, and I am 13 years old. I am in the 7th  grade. I have read some very tragic stories, but mine is not too bad. I was diagnosed with MHE when I was 5 years old. Then I had surgery on my right leg when I was in Kindergarten. It left a scar but it’s not too bad. Then a few years later I went back to my doctor and he took x-rays of my leg. The tumor was back, and there were more tumors, too. But, the scary thing was that tumors are NOT supposed to grow back (or at least that is what my doctor said) unless they are cancer. So the doctor sent me to get a MRI on my leg. Luckily it didn’t show any sign of cancer. I praise God for that. I went back to the doctor after I had been experiencing pain when I was going into sixth grade. The doctor recommended surgery. So in October I had a second surgery on my right leg, but this time it was a different tumor. It was on my femur bone and the doctors had to take off half of my femur. The bad thing was I couldn’t dance or cheer. It was like my life was ruined!!! I could finally dance again in March. I had to go through HARD physical therapy. But to me all the doctors and people that work with me are heroes. Just recently my hand has been swelling up really bad, and it has been hurting awfully. I had x-rays on my shoulder and hand, and sure enough there was a tumor on my right shoulder. But I try not to complain or tell anyone when I’m in pain.  I want to live life like I’m dying, and if I was dying I http://www.mheandme.com/Emily.html 08-04-2008
  • 2. Emily's Story Page 2 of 2 would not complain much about pain. I would be having the most fun of my life instead. And THAT IS WHAT I'M DOING. I am cheering and hanging out with friends and family a lot. I love my friends. They are always there for me. I don’t think I’m going to die anytime soon.. but you never know! I want everyone to know that we are all heroes to some one. So I want to challenge you all to not worry about your problems. Life is short and live it with good memories. We all get bumps and bruises and I know it is hard for us to deal with our MHE, but we can do it! So I challenge you to live like you are dying! You never know what life will bring your way!   Feel free to email me at udorkme@yahoo.com and you can add me to msn or yahoo messenger. Note:  MHE Tumors (Exostoses or  Osteochondromas) can grow back after they have been removed, especially if the doctor was not able to take out all of the tumor, so don't get scared if that happens to you! Always talk to your family and your doctor if you're worried. http://www.mheandme.com/Emily.html 08-04-2008