Welcome Fellow Traveler
(Still under construction with a long way to go.)
I am a survivor of terminal cancer. “They” said I would die. “They” were wrong. Yes, indeed! “THEY” WERE WRONG!!
If you have cancer, you have a much greater possibility of surviving than “they” may give you. One of the goals I have for this web site is to give you some tools to help you to be a survivor, and to encourage you on your journey.
My wife and I in the Fall of 2004, about 6 months after my first operation.
I’ll tell you about my battle with oral squamous cell carcinoma, and talk about the things that helped me overcome it. I will discuss why these things are applicable to not only my cancer, but leukemia, Hodgkin’s Disease, stomach cancer, colon cancer, brain tumors, prostate cancer, breast cancer, or any other type you may have. My wife and I learned a lot on this Epic (as some have called it), for this was not just mine, but hers as well, and we’ll be sharing these with you.
Do not be afraid. Epics are not necessarily fun, but there can be a lot of good times on the way. And, you will be glad you went through it when it is over.
(I have decided to scatter pictures, from both before and after our experience, across this site just to give you something other than words to look at.)
I hope you will be encouraged and strengthened by what you find here, and your resolve to fight will increase every day. So, pick up some of the weapons you find here and go forth with courage on this great battle that has come upon you.
Be a survivor!
NOTE:
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