What Cancer Taught Me About Earth DayToday is Earth Day. Most of you might brush it off as another random holiday that appears as a little gray dot on your iPhone calendar…Apr 22, 20211Apr 22, 20211
I’ve Been Called an Anti-vaxxer, but I Chose to Get a Covid VaccineI wasn’t a super hero. I didn’t do it as my part to save humanity. I didn’t do it because I was scared. I didn’t do it for the photo op. I…Mar 7, 2021Mar 7, 2021
Take the Red Pill: when fake news rules the world, where can you turn for Truth?When Elon Musk tweeted about the red pill a few weeks ago, it took me a few minutes to dust off the cobwebs from my memory. At the dawn of…Jun 8, 2020Jun 8, 2020
Emerging from the Chrysalis of QuarantineWhen we look back on this time in history, what will we remember? What will have been important? Where will we chide ourselves and where…Apr 11, 2020Apr 11, 2020
The Cold that Could Have Killed MeStaying healthy during chemotherapy is a top priority, because the consequences of catching even the smallest of colds could be…Apr 30, 2019Apr 30, 2019
Here Comes the Sun: The Beauty, Pain and Irony in a BirthThere isn’t much I want to remember about the month of February. It was the month of scary unknowns. Was it lymphoma or something even…Apr 11, 20192Apr 11, 20192
past… present…futureWhen I first found out I had lymphoma, back in December, when my GP gave the correct diagnosis that would soon after be reversed by an…Apr 6, 2019Apr 6, 2019
The First Time is HardThere aren’t enough words to describe how incredibly sweet the doctors and nurses are who work at the oncology office. They really make an…Mar 20, 2019Mar 20, 2019
Treatment Numero UnoThere’s something super counterintuitive about consenting to poison yourself, most especially when I’ve always been so cautious about…Mar 16, 20191Mar 16, 20191
