Dogs vs. Cats
This has nothing to do with leukemia. If you’re a long-time reader you know that many of my posts are just about my thoughts on life. Well, this ones about cats and dogs. Specifically (Read More)
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June 2016 blood test results
Well, the numbers for my most current blood test are a bit better. All my counts have fluctuated up and down but stayed at a relative plateau since November of 2013. That’s good news. (Read More)
Leuk and stress
Note: This post is based on my own feelings about the relationship between stress and leukemia. The very fact that it is based on my opinion means it is not scientific. I can’t say (Read More)
Don’t toss your jewel away
Yesterday a woman tied a weighted bag to her body and jumped in the bay. She had kids and a loving husband. Now before I go any further I should say she apparently was (Read More)
Of mice and T-cells
Some potentially good news is coming through the media (in this case CBS news) about a new cancer treatment using genetically modified T-cells. According to the report researchers are already testing it on terminally (Read More)
The Waltons
We have something going on in our house that I have forgotten to share with you. We’ve been living like the Waltons. You know, that TV show where John Boy, his siblings, his parents (Read More)
Me and Leuk voted One of the Best Leukemia Blogs of the Year!
I was searching on the Web for leukemia information and came across Healthline’s “The Best Leukemia Blogs of the Year for 2015” and, to my surprise, my blog was listed #4 of eleven. Their (Read More)
Staying out of the rabbit hole
[Editors note: This post is about how to overcome the beginning symptoms of depression. If you are experiencing serious depression you should seek professional help. Please read my Disclaimer page.] Sometimes leukemia can make (Read More)
Treating Nausea
If you’re undergoing Chemo you are probably facing some “fun” side effects. Nausea being right up at the top of list. There is some excellent advice and suggested medications for dealing with and treating (Read More)
Scenes from the Scott Firefighter Stair Climb in Seattle, Washington
Every year firefighters from around the country, and even some from other countries, compete in a grueling stair climb up the tallest building in Seattle, Washington to raise money to help find a cure (Read More)
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