What had happened was...

 

One year since…

my first chemo infusion. Number 26 is coming next Tuesday.


Here’s the down and dirty of the latest edition of:  “And I thought heart disease and pancreatic insufficiency were pretty bad. Psych!” 


When I feel sorry for myself…

 

(please respond, if you feel like it, to my email - I probably won't come back here but occasionally for the foreseeable future: john.durham29@gmail.com )


 

Here are some resources in case you know someone who has Stage 4 cancer or any other terminal diagnosis. It can really help when thinking about or talking to someone

 who is living in the gray - not dead but not living a “full” life and they often appear to be “OK”. Oh, so wrong.

 



I have stage four cancer – there will be no cure, but death isn’t necessarily imminent: this is how it feels to live in the long middle


The Changing Face of Stage 4 Cancer: No Cure, but Years to Live


When Your Terminal Cancer Becomes a Chronic Illness


No doctor wants to have this conversation with a patient

 



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