Category: Reflection

2009-12-17

Permalink 15:12:42, Categories: Reflection, Not much to do with cancer

I am grateful for a great year.. and hopeful for next

This year, I am grateful for how my family has come together. I’ve met (er, re-met) the man of my dreams (quite literally) last September and have begun to build a life together. If you asked me before I met Scott, if I would ever marry again, your answe… more »

2009-09-09

Permalink 16:56:06, Categories: at home, Reflection, Life after cancer

Countdown to my cure date!?!

I read this paragraph today and while it's a bit confusing, it's also a very promising piece of text. 70% to 80% of acute myelogenous leukemia patients experience complete remission. In total, about 20% to 30% of patients survive and are free of AML 5… more »

2009-06-18

Permalink 11:47:10, Categories: at home, Reflection, Life after cancer

Surviving past ten years?

Anyone who knows me has probably heard me talk about my views on having an AML recurrence. Generally speaking, I’ve felt that it wasn’t a question of if it was going to happen, but when. Like most people, I seek information on my disease and unfortunatel… more »

2008-10-19

My letter to cancer.

I came across this exercise on a Planet Cancer discussion board. This was a fun interesting letter to write and it's my pleasure to share it.. more »

2008-10-02

Permalink 00:07:56, Categories: Reflection

Rest In Peace

A couple of months ago my family was hit with the news that my Aunty Carol had lung cancer. We learned slowly that not only was it stage 4 but it had metastasized to her brain. The brain tumors needed to be radiated before chemo for the lung tumors could… more »

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