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Update #29: All Smiles
I sat on the elevated “bed” covered with disposable white paper, the kind that’s always ready to be ripped off for the next patient. Leroy took my vitals while Shannon watched our babies entertain Nu… more →
Desiring Lifeagiftfromtheheart wrote 6 days ago: I hope anyone reading had a wonderful Thanksgiving. I had imagined that our day would be bittersweet … more →
I'm a macrobiotic cooking fool!
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agiftfromtheheart wrote 1 week ago: I am trying to get into a kind of rhythm with this new cooking style — indeed with cooking at … more →
What Can I Do?
agiftfromtheheart wrote 2 weeks ago: When we learn that a loved one has advanced cancer, we are transformed. Everything we thought was i … more →
On The Importance of Art in Hospitals
jerryjoyner wrote 3 weeks ago: I recently came across this article posted on the New London Hospital website and it brought tears t … more →
Hodgkin's Lymphoma, Not The "Easy Cancer"
supportcancerawareness wrote 2 months ago: Hodgkins Lymphoma Awareness Matters by our sister shop GiftsForAwareness.Com In 2005, I was diagnose … more →
If You Have to Travel
sendingsunshine wrote 5 months ago: A new Squidoo lens contains valuable information on what you or a loved one diagnosed with or underg … more →
Update #29: All Smiles
Luke wrote 5 months ago: I sat on the elevated “bed” covered with disposable white paper, the kind that’s always ready to be … more →
More nonagressive than I used to be
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givingproject wrote 6 months ago: Family members sometimes tease me as the person who never gets riled. I don’t think that never … more →
Update #29: Easter
Luke wrote 7 months ago: If I didn’t have this to post today, I wonder if I would have remembered Easter for another 36 … more →
The language of cancer
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JBBC wrote 7 months ago: Recently I attended the Irish Cancer Society Cancer Support Conference where the key note address wa … more →
Update #28: Birthday
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Luke wrote 8 months ago: The doctors said our chances were slim after the cancer annihilated much hope. Now I sit here cance … more →
Update #27: Treat the Cancer, Use the Heart
Luke wrote 10 months ago: I’m shaking my head as I look over the last twenty-six updates. Such a blessing to sit here a … more →
A cancer perspective
givingproject wrote 1 year ago: I’m writing this a few days before my wife’s next scans. The cancer journey is no harder … more →
Update #26: NASCAR
Luke wrote 1 year ago: Last Tuesday marked my second cancer check-up for year two. Shannon and I arrived an hour early. T … more →
Update #25: Fun and Games
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Luke wrote 1 year ago: Today’s clinic visit marks one year without remission. Hallelujah! And the icing on the cake? … more →
Update #24: Knock Knock. Who's There?
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Luke wrote 1 year ago: “The doctor will be right with you,” said the nurse as she directed us towards the door. A maximum o … more →
Update 23: A Clash of Worlds
Luke wrote 1 year ago: I contemplate taking the humor route versus the serious tone in this update. I guess I’m thankful I’ … more →
Update #22: Michael Scott is Not My Doctor
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Luke wrote 1 year ago: As a cancer patient, I really hope Michael Scott is wrong. In honor of The Office returning this Thu … more →
I'm In Remission and To God be the Glory! He is soooo Good!!
