What we have may not be curable or ever go into remission, and that is an absolute fact! But we can still be cancer!! We do so, by the way in which we live our lives the remaining days that we have. Could be 2,5,7,10, 15 or even 20, who knows? So keep beating cancer every single day by what you do, I will be doing the same. Love you. 💯🤗🙏
Joe...just wanted to say that I'm here, reading/listening and this sucks, and fuck cancer!
I have had friends get ports and they shared it made a huge difference in their quality of life. Fewer pokes, less pain = better. Still I hope your symptoms subside and you are truly able to enjoy your vacation - you and your family deserve it so much. I'm looking forward to a gif-filled blog post upon your return!
I have prostate cancer that's spread to my bones, and am having chemotherapy. It's no fun. My therapy has been to do a cartoon strip on what it's like living with the disease, which you can see on this site. Keep your pecker up and good luck!
What we have may not be curable or ever go into remission, and that is an absolute fact! But we can still be cancer!! We do so, by the way in which we live our lives the remaining days that we have. Could be 2,5,7,10, 15 or even 20, who knows? So keep beating cancer every single day by what you do, I will be doing the same. Love you. 💯🤗🙏
Joe...just wanted to say that I'm here, reading/listening and this sucks, and fuck cancer!
I have had friends get ports and they shared it made a huge difference in their quality of life. Fewer pokes, less pain = better. Still I hope your symptoms subside and you are truly able to enjoy your vacation - you and your family deserve it so much. I'm looking forward to a gif-filled blog post upon your return!
Agree: port is the way to go! I have one and I see in blood lab and chemo pod how much of a benefit it is. Small mercies.
Still here. Cheering you on Joe! One. Day. At. A. Time.
I have prostate cancer that's spread to my bones, and am having chemotherapy. It's no fun. My therapy has been to do a cartoon strip on what it's like living with the disease, which you can see on this site. Keep your pecker up and good luck!