Our Story

Be thankful for what you have. Tomorrow may bring a different result. “Your field vision test hasn’t shown any improvement. There’s a possibility that the

Talking about cancer is difficult. In fact, the entire process is one of the most humbling experiences a person can go through.  It’s easy to

It seems as if each Tuesday gets exponentially bigger. A month ago, I was excited about starting a new clinical trial that may have been

This afternoon, around 2:30, we’re having a followup appointment with Dr. Ciurea, my bone marrow transplant doctor. It is likely that we’ll learn if my

I’ve spent a lot of time writing about my leukemia. I’ve been inspired to capture as much of the emotion, humor, appreciation, thankfulness, etc. that

I didn’t think that our first Valentine’s Day together would be spent at MD Anderson, but Katie and I are thankful, nevertheless. The truth is

There was a moment during yesterday’s field vision test where I grew discouraged. My head was against a half sphere that reminded me of a

One of the things I’ve realized since learning that it actually could “happen to me” is that the human mind is fragile. The cancer patient’s

For the past six years, I have dealt with Leukemia in one way or another. In part 1 of this blog post, I briefly shared

I have leukemia. I am lucky. I am lucky. I have leukemia. I never think of one without the other. It may sound like I’m

Recently, people have asked me about getting tested to see if they are a match for bone marrow donation. Although we’ve begun the process of