My journey with chemo continues, side effects notwithstanding. There have been a lot of them. In fact, I’m taking more meds to counteract the chemo side effects than the meds themselves that make up the chemo cocktail. My focus has been symptom management and staying ahead of the symptoms. In addition to dealing with the…
Some of my readers may think way differently about some of what I write here in the last half of this article. What I say, and how I say it could be considered snarky. That’s OK, of course. It is, however, simply a reflection as I wrestle and work through my new lifestyle. That’s why…
The following is a summary of my last week, written chronologically. I threw in a little theology at the end, probably the best part to read. If you’re short on time, I’d skip to the bottom of the post to see what I say. Tuesday, October 30 Prior to my first chemo session, I got…
This is the first of a series of posts I’ll be writing as I reflect on my journey with AL Amyloidosis. As I’ve written previously, there is no cure, and life expectancy ranges from months to a few years. However, there are exceptions, and I hope I’m one of them. Writing my thoughts down is a…