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So alright, I know it’s been four months since my last post. But don’t think I have forgotten about you. It’s just that I have been very busy. Too busy for you, you say? Well, I know, I am … Continue reading
Say Something
Yesterday I met my new oncologist, Wendy Chen, who replaced Dr. Anderson after she moved to Arizona. She was nice enough– a little high-strung with a really bizarre, cartoon like laugh–but nice. I suppose you have to be a little … Continue reading
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Inspire Me
When I was in 6th grade I had to take the “Presidential Physical Fitness Test”–a series of skills that we all had to pass in gym like running, push-ups, rope-climbing and pull-ups on the bar. I liked that day in … Continue reading
Shadoobie…..PMC Day 2
Friends are so alarming My lovers never charming Lifes just a cocktail party on the street Big apple People dressed in plastic bags Directing traffic Some kind of fashion Shattered ============================================== At 3:30 on Sunday morning at Mass Maritime, it … Continue reading
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PMC Update, Day 1 Sturbridge to Bourne
So, where was I? Ah, yes, we hate cancer….A lot has happened since Friday night and I haven’t had a chance to update you all, but now I am home and I will try to bring you up to speed. … Continue reading
We Hate Cancer
So after six months of riding many, many miles–sometimes starting as early as at 5 am, sometimes on as little as 3 hours sleep, sometimes in 90 degree heat– we have finally reached the weekend of The Pan Mass Challenge. … Continue reading
Keep Moving
I was seven years old the day I walked home from school to find an empty house, cleared of all it’s furnishings, the halls echoing back my voice as I shouted, “anybody home?” It’s a clip, just a celluloid sized … Continue reading
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Dear Driver,
I know that you hate me. I feel your hatred rattle my bones when you drive up next to me, so close that if I were to turn my head I would see my reflection in your passenger window, stay … Continue reading
Drowning
As the school year comes to a close, I am finding it harder and harder to keep it all straight. End of year picnics, brunches, dances and finals all fighting to be remembered in a brain that has about half … Continue reading
Going it Alone
Being alone has been at the forefront of my mind recently. My teenage children 17, 14, and 11 have been particularly ornery lately and all three, even the nice middle one, have been using me as their punching bag. Quite … Continue reading
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