Today was the midpoint of my radiation sessions, so I brought cookies for the staff.  I won’t say it’s all downhill from here, but it felt good to reach the half-way mark and still have minimal side effects.

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Super Bowl Sunday is upon us. Originally we planned to host some Chicago friends in our home for the game. But weather dictated otherwise. So Earl and I shall be watching LII by ourselves and probably won’t give it

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The noun “casualties” often refers to people killed in a war or seriously affected by some extraneous situation. Cancer is certainly in the latter category, especially if one dies from it.

I am not in that position, but I still

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I’m taking a break from my usual cancer-related blog to write about winter. It is Groundhog Day, after all.  I’ve heard Punxsutawney Phil saw his shadow, but some lesser known savant named Staten Island Chuck in New York

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Earl and I love jigsaw puzzles, but we put them together only once and then try to find a new enthusiast and hand them off. We particularly like scenes of Americana, 500 pieces, large. But we’re not above buying cutesy,

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