Blogs
Sometime Risk for Breast Cancer is All in the Family
Prompted by a celebrity diagnosis of breast cancer, I looked at tools that could help my own kids.
Cancer Survivors Can Get Tired of Being Called ‘Strong’
I must admit when people call us cancer survivors "strong," it's a double-edged sword.
A Cancer Drug that Impacted My Life for SLL
After reading a book about how Imbruvica was revolutionized for SLL and CLL, I now have a greater appreciation for the drugs I receive.
The Long and Winding Road Leading to My Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma
The day I found out I had cancer, my wife and I thought I would just be going in for a scan.
Receiving Chemotherapy for Colon Cancer on My Birthday
At first, I wanted to avoid receiving chemotherapy at all costs, but I realized taking it would be the beginning of staying cancer-free.
Woodpecker Wisdom Unfolds a Cancer Analogy
While strolling through the woods, my eyes landed on a woodpecker, whose actions sparked a cancer analogy in my mind.
My ‘Other Birthday’ is Coming Up After Cancer
What it’s like having a “second birthday” after receiving a bone marrow transplant for my AML.
My Approach to Figuring Out Life After Cancer
My goal is to focus on what I want as a cancer thriver, especially after moving to the other side of the country.
The Sudden Twists and Turns of Cancer
Finding support as a cancer survivor helps me get through the unpredictable twists and turns of cancer.
When Your Hero Dies of Lung Cancer
Walt Disney died of lung cancer, leaving an important lesson to my son.