
3 Things Cancer Taught A Survivor, Caregiver & Couple
Katie and I were recently invited to participate in Texas Oncology Foundation’s Survive & Thrive webinar series. A few highlights include: Why cameramen were shooting
Find personally meaningful opportunities, create a plan and commit to making small actions that will change the trajectory of your life
Katie and I were recently invited to participate in Texas Oncology Foundation’s Survive & Thrive webinar series. A few highlights include: Why cameramen were shooting
Hi! We just wrapped up a video shoot for Takeda, the pharmaceutical company that makes my targeted therapy. I’ll get to that in a minute.
Before proposing to Katie, I couldn’t stop thinking about how the proposal would align with my cancer diagnosis and the uncertainty of my future. Katie and I
“Your field vision test hasn’t shown any improvement. There’s a possibility that the vision impairment is permanent. Your eye pressure was extremely high for days
I wrote this article for MD Anderson’s Cancerwise blog. You can view it here. I’ve fought leukemia in one way or another for the past six years. For
A couple of hours after I received a call from my doctor, notifying me of my leukemia, I walked into my house. There sat Josh, my
I’m not much of a runner. My only experience running a timed event was during a junior high track meet. I ran the equivalent of
During the past couple of days, I’ve had the opportunity to catch up with work colleagues (who likely visualized me on a death bed at
Today is my first day back to work since I left to begin a clinical trial at MD Anderson on January 16th. To summarize the
I’ve been on Ponatinib, a clinical trial drug that fights the t315i leukemia mutation I have, for one month so far. Before I began treatment,
I had a long talk with Katie yesterday about the writing process and the elusive struggle to align the cross hairs that make a blog
I have five blogs in draft form. I could publish them today, but for the past week I’ve wrestled with which direction I want to