Captain Seth

My story on YouTube just passed 5000 views. I am so glad this cancer has been used to touch so many lives. If you haven’t watched it, it’s here: http://youtu.be/-SWEcZqzjrk

Tomorrow morning I will head to OHSU for my final dose of R-CHOP chemotherapy. The elevator door will open and my crappy week will begin. I am thankful this will be my last one. The sights and sounds and smells of the 7th floor instantly turn my stomach no matter Read more…

This cycle of chemo was particularly hard. It hit harder than usual, lasted longer, and then I got sick just as I started to recover. I’m just now feeling back to normal. My doctor said this is to be expected. He said your body doesn’t take a punch from Muhammad Read more…

I made it 1.7 miles on the lunchtime walk yesterday. That’s a new record. I’m home feeling sick today but am hoping for a quick recovery so I can get back out for more walks.

When I was first diagnosed with cancer, I was advised by almost everyone to eat whatever I could whenever I could. The thought behind this was that nausea would be setting in and I needed calories to survive (regardless of what the calories were made of) lest I waste away.  Read more…