Happy Mother’s Day to everybody from this past Sunday! First off, I hope you’re all having a great Mother’s Day and able to enjoy your day. Also, I hope you’re able to enjoy all that Life has to offer you. My latest news is that Monday, I had my latest MRI to check on the growth of the malignant glioblastoma brain tumour which I’m fighting. I have had four potassium infusions, which are not that fun because potassium is a salt and salt in your veins really does hurt a lot so

"Anticipatory Grief" That is today’s phrase and let’s break it down: Grief - captain obvious: grief goes hand-in-hand with love and when something you dearly love is gone or stops or is taken away, moved to,… (verb of choice.) Then there is grief - the grief at its loss. I grieved when I could no longer play my trombone after my October 19th/2019, central retinal vein occlusion CVRO, and I grieved when I could no longer run around and referee basketball after 52 years as it

Good morning all, I’ve successfully completed the intensive 5-day chemotherapy session and am now on my 25-day break! At this time we're not doing any more radiation, but doing 5-day chemotherapy treatments once a month. Tomorrow should give us more details from the latest MRI! Some exciting news, I have new accessibility devices around the home! Bathtub Lift: I ❤️💕love the bathtub lift which allows me to have an Epsom salt soak! Sock Helper: As mobility is a challenge, this

Message from Julie: Well, yesterday Stacy & I were in the Pasqua ER (since the Pasqua has the oncologists) since 2:00pm,…. I’ve had my monthly oncologist call and he’s starting me on my 5-day double dose chemotherapy in a week’s time, once this sinus infection - turned into pneumonia has cleared up! No review yet from Thursday’s MRI so hopefully soon there’ll be a review of my MRI! I’ll keep you posted! God bless! Message from Heidi: Thank you everyone for keeping up with us