Monthly Archives: September 2012
Cycle 4: Going Home!
Hi All, I should be breaking out of this joint in about an hour and heading home! Cycle 4 seems to be going as well as could be expected. A few days at home will finish the “purge”. I’ll get another scan in a couple of weeks and expect it will be CLEAN, CLEAN, CLEAN! […]
More About Chemo…Protect Yourself!
Thought you’d enjoy these pictures of the nurses geared up for protection from the stuff they’re just PUTTING INTO MY BODY! I’ve had a great stream of visitors and phone-callers today – not a dull moment in the executive suite! Thanks to all for helping the hours pass more quickly. A number of you have […]
Back in the Corner Suite (#2152)
My frequent guest status is paying off – I got the corner suite (room 2152) this time! Lots of windows, very spacious…I’m all hooked up and ready to party. This time, I even brought the wireless HDMI connection so I can display stuff on the TV from my computer (Netflix, family pics, whatever). So, here […]
The Good Week
It is true – I haven’t had much to say. I’m pretty much out of the fog and enjoying my “good week”. I’ve been working, doing actual stuff. Other than getting tired early/easily, feel like a regular person. What does that mean? It’s almost time to start another cycle, of course! We’ll be taking Jordie […]
My Head is Full of Cotton Balls
The first bag drips into me, following a short path straight to my heart. It takes 3 hours to fill my head with cotton balls. The next four bags take four days to create a labyrinthine rubber band inside my body. I can smell and taste the construction. The rubber band stretches from my intestines to my […]
As Good As It Gets (here)
I’m on my last of four 24-hour infusions of my “miracle poison” (this stuff). By it’s nature, a hospital room, however nice, is not a great place to pass a holiday weekend…but, boy, did I have a lot of family and friends making it as good as it could be! Thanks to everyone for helping […]
Cliphoma 