Its the day before Christmas eve and Teresa and I are spending the day cooking and wraping gifts! What a wonderful pleasure it is to be home, family in town, snow on the ground and perspective on an incredible year. Amazing travel, wonderful friends, financial abundance, and health. It is now clear to me/us, how [...]
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As I wrote earlier, I have been given the word that I can forgo the difficult chemo treatments that so many others with cancer have to endure. If you are interested, read this article which describes the test I had called an oncotype: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/22248036/from/ET/. This test provided my oncologist with information [...]
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Today I walked with a friend I have known for many years, Chris. Chris buried her son the very same day my step-father died and I had my first of four breast biopsies. I do believe loosing a child is certainly one of, if not the most, difficult thing a person [...]
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Some presents come wrapped in fancy paper and in small expensive boxes (I love these, don’t you?) but I believe I got the best gift of all….my oncologist saying all my tests are favorable and there is no way I need chemo!!!!! She just wants to put me on a little daily [...]
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I think it is time to update you guys and the good news is…not much is happening in the TAJ department. The healing process is slow but steady. I really have not had much pain (in fact, I have taken no pain medication since the fourth day after surgery) and the level of pain I [...]
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