On Stepping Out
I’m discovering I have more readers than I thought. I’m told there might even be a man with leukemia reading this from Spain. I don’t know that I’m really qualified to write this particular (Read More)
I’m discovering I have more readers than I thought. I’m told there might even be a man with leukemia reading this from Spain. I don’t know that I’m really qualified to write this particular (Read More)
As some of you may know, my views on the existence of God are somewhat nebulous. I can get a bit negative, especially when I struggle with tragedy (see my “Kay” post). But there (Read More)
I normally only write posts on weekdays and take the weekends off, but I thought I’d make an exception today. Yesterday’s post was a bit of a downer. I get a little bummed out (Read More)
I came across Kay’s Leukemia Blog yesterday that a family had been keeping about their little girl’s progress. There was one last post. Kay, their beautiful 9 year-old daughter died from Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia (Read More)
Here’s a rough draft. It needs work but I thought I’d post it anyway: He smiled as he waited For his last breath Frail, but calm Not afraid of death Tell me, Dad, why (Read More)
I woke up with a deep thought, which is a big deal since the only thought I usually wake up with is ‘I want to go back to sleep.’ You can’t have an effect (Read More)
This is a subject I will probably be revisiting as my journey with Leuk progresses. Learning you have leukemia quickly gets to the God questions. For some, this news pulls them closer to their (Read More)
When Leuk first arrived I had an oddly neutral reaction. My doctor told me I had CLL and my response was: “Well, the odds of getting it were slim, so I guess I beat (Read More)
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