A day without doctors
To my doctor friends, don’t take this personally, but it’s nice to wake up and not have to go see one of you today. I got up, made breakfast, sat […]
Meatball
I was diagnosed with cancer in 2011, and blogged about it. I’ve now merged that blog into this one.
Meatball is a growth industry
Decided to take some new pics, since the meatball is substantially larger. By my estimate based on looking at the last photos, it’s picked up at least a half-inch in […]
Mowing angry
So today Suzanne and I decided to relax. It’s been a long week full of scans and doctors and ups and downs, and we both just needed to chill. So […]
Must be my day…
Man, good news keeps coming in fast and hard today – I don’t want it to end! I had an MRI on my brain today to ensure that the cancer […]
Good news from the lab (rat)
I’m not a morning person, but here I am blogging at 6:26AM because my oncologist, Dr. Daniel Dubovsky, has given me some good news. All the scanning and poking and […]
Lab rats get prodded less than I do
Ugh, I’m never telling anyone I have a headache again. I mentioned to my oncologist this morning that I’ve been having headaches, so now what do I get to have […]
Fun with scanning…
Today’s event was a PET scan and a CT scan to determine in what stage is my cancer. The major problem with that one was no caffeine allowed 12 hours […]
How it went…
Okay, that may have been one of the most successful conversations with my kid, ever. She heard what I had to say, she asked meaningful questions, I had actual answers, […]
Telling my daughter
This is the first time this whole diagnosis has gotten me down. It’s not because I’m contemplating my mortality or any of that navel-gazing stuff, but because I have to […]
Right idea, wrong cancer
Ironically, I used to be on the Board of the Georgia Ovarian Cancer Alliance, and helped them start a program called the Bag of Hope. The Bag of Hope is […]