After only slightly limping up to the front desk at the cancer center and stating my name, the lady behind the desk put my wristband on and then double checked it. "I have something for you." she said and walked away. She came back with a medium-ish bright red gift bag with a helium ballon … Continue reading Monday’s Festivities →

I like to ride my bike.  It's as simple as that.  The benefits are that it's good for me - physically, mentally and emotionally.  I always come back from a ride a happier, more peaceful person.  I always have.  Now that I have incurable cancer, I view this as my therapy, which isn't really much … Continue reading Emotions Cycle When I Ride My Bike →

My last post stirred up a lot of folks. I received concerned phone calls and messages. People were wondering if my mental state had taken a turn for the ditch and for some, that was their first notification of what was going on with me. It took me a little by surprise. My mental state … Continue reading My Life In Photos And Some Words, Too →