I am in here.
Looking through your old medicines to throw out the unnecessary ones is quite an undertaking after a bout of cancer. I kept a good few — all of the pain medications, and all of the anti-nausea medications. How can we use the metadata of my prescriptions to find out how my recovery has been? Let’s … Continue reading My own metadata
This article: Man With Friend With Cancer ‘Going Through A Rough Time’ | The Onion – America’s Finest News Source. Found it while browsing on As the Tumor Turns, one of my favorite blogs. It’s very appropriate now, since I found a note to me on Saturday (we’d just driven back from Chautauqua and had … Continue reading Laughing till I cry
With Byron Katie. I am still contemplating it.
I seem to have passed a small, insignificant (to others) milestone in my cancer recovery. I have finally grown out enough hair that people who don’t know about my cancer think that I’m simply making a fashion statement with my short summer “haircut.” That comment made me feel embarassed and annoyed at first until I … Continue reading The minutiae of cancer recovery
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