My Cancer Journey. Part 3: Pathology Report
Day 11 Saturday 3 days post surgery. Today I awoke with an appetite and a tiny bit of energy, so I made omelettes. I had two bites and couldn’t eat it. A side effect...
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My Cancer Journey. Part 2: Surgery
This is part two of my cancer journey. Feel free to read Part 1 – Diagnosis and the first week Day 7 continued Tomorrow is surgery day. In the evening our elders came for a...
My “Cancer” Poem
15 years ago my dad was diagnosed with Terminal Renal Carcinoma (kidney cancer). It was a difficult time for him, and for us. So, late one night, I wrote him this poem entitled, “My...
My Cancer Journey: The First Week
Now that news is getting out of my cancer diagnosis, I thought it was a good time to post. I was unsure how to do it, so I did it journal style. Here is...
Brittany Maynard, My Dad, and Suffering.
Brittany Maynard took her own life, assisted by doctors. While her decision is sad, it is actually quite easy to understand. If you have ever seen the pain one must suffer as cancer destroys...
Is It OK If I Nominate You For Deacon?
I was going to post an article on nominating office bearer’s since our congregation has a vacant spot for deacon…but then someone asked me the scariest thing that made me redirect the focus of...
Don’t Waste Your Cancer
In my congregation, there have been a number of people who have been diagnosed with cancer. Some have won their battles, some are still battling, and some have been promoted to glory. Most recently...
