The Right Amount of EmpathyMy oncologist works in a large research hospital that is attached to a medical school. When I go to an appointment with...reactions6comments
Keep Running the RaceWhen I think of my difficult cancer journey, a Bible verse from Hebrews 12:1 comes to mind. Keep running the race set...reactions5comments
Better Than Ice Cream: Frozen Cocoa Banana Smoothie RecipeOnce upon a time, I had a pretty serious relationship with all things ice cream. As a young child, my dad and...reactions12comments
R-CHOP + Port RemovalIn this final video, Dennis discusses his port removal and offers a recap of his journey with blood cancer and R-CHOP chemotherapy...reactions2comments
Respecting DecisionsIt's bad enough coping with blood cancer, as the number of decisions are endless, and depending on the disease, the options are...reactions18comments
Diet And Cancer - Inextricably LinkedDiet. If there is one thing that you can pretty much be assured of when you get cancer, it’s that at some...reactions9comments
Now What?You have been diagnosed with cancer and you are probably feeling all of these emotions. It can be so overwhelming at first...reactions3comments
To Change the Channel, Try the 'Five Things' ExerciseWhen you are fresh out of transplant, the fear of relapse can storm into your mind with a shout. “I’M RELAPSING!” you...reactions3comments
Exercise: How To Stay On TrackExercising was like eating vegetables. I knew it was good for me, but I couldn’t seem to keep at it. Casually walking...reactions3comments
COVID Gave Me The Push I NeededHaving cancer and living during the COVID-19 pandemic has been quite a roller coaster. Cancer already makes you immunocompromised and then there...reactions6comments
A Plan Is In PlaceWell, the last few weeks have been pretty horrific really. The dog's owner and I had a major blow out which wasn’t even...reactions4comments
Corn Soufflè CasseroleHere's a recipe that is really yummy! You'll get sweet and salty flavors mixed together to satisfy both sides of the spectrum...reactions6comments
Missing Julia"I'm living the dream!" my friend Julia would say when asked how she was. I met Julia at church when she and...reactions8comments
What To Ask Blood Cancer PatientsA person you know and maybe even love has received the devastating news that she has blood cancer. In my case, it’s...reactions11comments
How To Tell Your Employer About Your Cancer DiagnosisA cancer diagnosis can overwhelm all aspects of your life. We experience different stages of grieving in our attempt to return to...reactions3comments
Thankful for Another ThanksgivingI used to tell my third-grade students, "Thanksgiving is not about eating turkey and pumpkin pie. The purpose of Thanksgiving is to...reactions10comments
What To Do When You Can't Be ThereUnfortunately, a few people in my family have had cancer. Because of this, I always wonder what I can do to make...reactions10comments
Chemo Failure (Part 2)In case you missed it, check out Part 1 of this series! It had been five years of chronic myeloid leukemia. I...reactions16comments
Music as the Great Escape (Part 2)In Part 1, I wrote about how playing in a symphonic band presented challenges for me to overcome in the wake of...reactions11comments
Chemo FailureI’m a chemo failure. It was 2012 when I was diagnosed with chronic myeloid leukemia. I soon found out that fighting leukemia...reactions16comments
