I've been asked by several people for more information about my husband Joe. Many people in our lives have been there since forever. Others we have met in real life and thru electronic media along the way. Those who lived these experiences with us - thank you. Those who have joined us along the way - thank you. Our support network is incredible in so many ways. In August 2006 Joe was diagnosed with Stage IV Throat and Neck cancer. This started from a tumor at the base of his tongue that was never diagnosed or treated until it metastasized into his lymph nodes in his neck and the swelling became visible. Well, not to us but to a family member who had not seen him in a few years. Initial diagnosis from a ENT - you will be dead by the end of the month. OK - his exact words when Joe said he had to go back to work for an important meeting 10 days after diagnosis and before starting treatment "You might have a week but you don't have a month". Feel free to inte