2 Years After Cancer Diagnosis

2 years ago today we found out I had a mass in my leg. Fast forward through $1,500,000 in total charges, over 1 year on disability, 128 days in-patient, 31 units of blood, and 9 surgeries and here I am. The thing with cancer is that the “war” is never over. You just go from […]

Every setback is a setup

This is my right lung. That little white spot on the bottom, we don’t know exactly what that is. What we do know is that it’s growing. There is a 6 month difference between these two pictures. It grew by over .5 cm and it’s now about the size of a pea. That’s it. A […]

What’s In Your Waterproof Compartment?

One of my favorite lines on Frozen 2 is when they find their parents boat. Anna makes a comment about a water proof compartment in the boat and Olaf questions why the whole boat isn’t just waterproof… it’s a good point honestly! Well… the boat IS waterproof but they understand that sometimes water still gets […]

Break the Stigma

Mental health is as important as physical health. As guys, we are often taught through family, tv, or social media that it is not manly to be depressed or get help. That is the furthest from the truth however! For those of you that have seen the show “A Million Little Things” on ABC, they […]