Job News: Just about seven years ago I was reborn at Indiana University Hospital. With my brother as my donor I underwent an allogeneic peripheral blood stem cell transplant. My twenty-two days there remain hazy, a vague kind of dream … Continue reading
It’s the nature of the Beast (double entendre intended) but we tend to publish more news that is bad than is good. Sometimes it seems that the most we can hope for is an emotional and psychological victory over our … Continue reading
Here’s a little update on my situation and on some interesting cancer news that I have received in emails lately. Headline: 1 in 20 Americans is a cancer survivor (CNBC) Looking for Work: I am beginning to understand the frustration … Continue reading
With cancer things can happen rapidly. And we are, all of us, inexorably, moving on. Just Saturday I received the following comment from Denise, a member of our little blogging community: “Shades of Blue (ovarian), Shoppingkarma (ovarian)and Livingwithcancer (Breast) are … Continue reading
Physical symptoms prevalent no matter what stage of cancer, including remission Twenty-two physical symptoms associated with cancer — symptoms often unrecognized and undertreated — are prevalent in all types of cancers regardless of whether the Kroenke patient is newly diagnosed, … Continue reading