Monthly Archives: December 2011
A Mother-In-Law’s Perspective
I must say that I was flattered when Marc asked me to write a blog post wondering what I could add that would be meaningful. I vividly remember the phone call from Sami that began with her saying, “Mom, this … Continue reading
What Have We Learned?
This is the beginning of week 7, which means we’re at the half-way mark. The big question is, “What have we learned? I’m a lucky man The support of my wife, family and friends has made the journey much easier. … Continue reading
Psychology of Marc
I’m in the middle of week five, and things are moving pretty quickly. Next week will have me in the treatment facility every day from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. They are long days, but I only have two responsibilities; … Continue reading
Who Am I?
Last week I finished my second 5-days-a-week of chemo. This week and next I only go in for my Bleo injection on Tuesday. For the most part, the side effects have been non-existent. On Sunday my energy was zapped pretty … Continue reading
The Mind of an 11 Year Old
* * Special Guest Blogger, Amanda Montini Age 11 * * My name is Amanda Montini, and my dad has cancer. When I first found out, I took it pretty hard. But, I took a deep breath and said, “He’s … Continue reading
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