"Former Dublin footballer Darragh Nelson has been through radiotherapy, two rounds of chemotherapy, and now he is undergoing immunotherapy after being diagnosed with a rare sarcoma three years ago."
"The Ballyboden St Enda's man is still fighting the good fight supported by friends, family and clubmates"
"Darragh Nelson pulls a small brown diary from his coat pocket and picks a page at random."
"'Chemotherapy. Cycle two. Day one:'"
Darragh Nelson was diagnosed with a rare sarcoma three years ago. He has undergone radiotherapy and two rounds of chemotherapy and is currently receiving immunotherapy. Nelson is a former Dublin footballer who played with Ballyboden St Enda's. He continues to fight the illness with support from friends, family and clubmates. Nelson keeps a small brown diary and records treatment details, including entries such as 'Chemotherapy. Cycle two. Day one:'. The treatment history shows a progression from conventional therapies to immunotherapy as part of ongoing care while his community remains actively supportive.
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