A lot of people ask me what my chemo is like so I thought I’d do a quick summary: Chemotherapy just means drug therapy and everyone’s is different. Some are taken in pill form, others get injected through and IV into your bloodstream, and some come in the form of Read more…
Today marks the end of my second cycle of chemotherapy and the beginning of my third. Overall, this cycle was much better than the first (because I wasn’t healing from surgery at the same time). I’ve been fatigued and had a little nausea at times but nothing like the stuff you Read more…
I love this card I got from some close friends. It really describes the past year for me: One year ago I started having back pain. It’s hard to believe just how long I’ve been suffering in pain. I’m thankful to be free of back pain today (but sad it Read more…
This drawing and story that Madeleine (6 years old) wrote at school melted my heart this week: If you’re not used to reading first grade writing, here’s the translation: My dad has lymphoma. He was in the hospital. We thought he had a broken back but it turns out he Read more…
My oncology checkup was great yesterday. This second cycle of chemo went well and I’m approved for the 3rd cycle on Monday. They are also approving me for work (as long as I’m not fatigued or my white blood cell counts low). I have so very much to be thankful Read more…