Day 10: Praise the sleep gods – and YOU
Halfway between two chemo sessions, I woke up this morning feeling rested for the first time since chemo day 1. Anyone with a sleep
Halfway between two chemo sessions, I woke up this morning feeling rested for the first time since chemo day 1. Anyone with a sleep

There are so many ways of expressing care. A quiet hug, a knowing glance, a sweet poem, a pat on the back or a
Medical judgement errors (the bad) & love and support from our family and friends (the good). Here is the thing: we can almost do

I wake up feeling a sharp pain in my stomach and I note that I am hungry. And alive! A cold glass of milk
Just let me beSo I can breathe and prayI will rallyBut not today Give me time To throw my fears awayI will rallyBut not
The day after two drug full days: 2:25 AM I am up like a clockwork last few nights. I can choose to be resentful
Two chemo agents and one drug infusion took 5.5 hours altogether. You wonder how a body can take that much of an assault. Another
You’re disappearing. And so am I. We’re both disappearing I guess. And still, we’re connected. The past carries us into the now. And possibly
A myriad of challenges show up in our lives and we have choices: we can respond in a way that grows and expands us

Life is not perfect. We discover this truth early in life. And the longer we live, the more we see it to be true.