All of us send our love and thanks to all the Rudolf Steiner School of Ann Arbor and especially the class of 2022 (Grade 2). Thanks for the biggest love message EVER! We miss you.

This is the Biography of me, Alexander Salsitz (I prefer Xander). I am a 13 year old boy who's life changed in January 2012 when I was diagnosed with MDS (Myelodysplastic Syndrome). I have had 3 bone marrow transplants since then, the most recent one in April 2013. This blog documents my journey, beginning with my diagnosis, treatment, and ongoing recovery.
I am so glad you got there in time. As I told Josie, "You are not officially from Ann Arbor until you have painted the rock." Now the rock is like Clark Kent. Underneath the suit of paint lies a Super Hero. Xander Rocks!
ReplyDeleteWay cool! Wow! This is really super for Super X.
ReplyDeleteThat is amazing! Jasmine was sick so we couldn't paint the rock with the class, but we are so happy to see the pictures! Molly, it is great to see you in the photos, too!
ReplyDeleteI know what I'll think of every time I drive by that corner....Xander Rocks! Molly Rocks! The Whole Salsitz Family Rocks!
Lots of love from the Lowensteins!
I'm so glad you got to see it! I'm attempting to post more photos on the other blog...hopefully they'll be up soon! You'll get to see the 'in progress' shots too... :)
ReplyDeleteUpdate: Today I drove by the rock and I actually did think what I wrote above...complete with excalamation points and and a smile ear to ear!
ReplyDeleteI'm praying and hoping that the rash is clearing, that your blood counts are doing what you want and that your appetite and spirits are up.
Lots of love,
Margo