National Cancer Survivors Day 2020

Happy national cancer survivors day! Being a survivor doesn’t mean you’re in remission or cured. Being a survivor just means you’re alive. You’re LIVING. Even with terminal cancer, you can be a survivor as long as you’re continuing to live life. I don’t mean just taking breathes, either. I mean actually living and being an […]

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 […]

Who In Your Life Challenges You?

I want you think about the people in your life for a minute. You’re probably far more aware right now of those you’d consider important right now than normal. They’re the ones that you’re calling. Or FaceTiming. Or just wishing you could see in person again. Got some names? Here’s the all important question in […]

The Cure Can’t Be Worse

Disclaimer: this is NOT political so please no politics! Yesterday it was said that we can’t let the cure be worse than the disease. All that I could think about with that was cancer. Not Coronavirus and the economy. Cancer and how it’s pretty darn close to being case. In this picture are 2 of […]

Coronavirus is NOT Something Some of Us Will “Move On” From

To all of you who are saying it’s not a big deal and “I’ll be fine” I want you all to take a look at these two images. The one is the message I received from the thoracic surgeons team and the other is of my wife, daughter, and I. They’re going to be removing […]