Start Where You Are
The thoughts and writings of a 5th generation Californian
Slippery Veins
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I have slippery veins, and yes this is a real thing. I wasn't even aware I had them until I had a horrible surfing accident which opened...
This is The Day
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Readjustment. That's the best word I can think of to explain how I feel every day, these days. I've gone from so many highs and lows...
The Elephant in the Room
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I'm not very fond of those lingering questions that just sit there and don't go anywhere. And if I do go looking for answers, I only...
How I Pee
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I pee a lot, because I drink a lot - of water. Besides being a healthy thing to do, oncologists strongly recommend that cancer patients on c...
One Year
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Early morning on February 7, 2014 I woke from my sleep to pee. As I walked to the bathroom I had to put my hand out on the bed to steady my...
Fatigued
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Apparently, as we age our mind keeps track of which muscles we use, and don't use. After we reach about 40 years old, those muscles that...
No. 8
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This past Tuesday was my 8th infusion of pembrolizumab - 24 weeks in all. I feel good, even though I can feel old man fatigue sneaking up on...
Immunology
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If you've got a spare 34 minutes The Melanoma Research Alliance has a great video on immunotherapy here: What is Immunotherapy? I...
1600 Divis
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My infusion appointments are long and intense. You need a really good night of sleep to deal with all of it. First is blood work on the 1st ...
Meds
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I'm having great difficulty coming to terms with where I am. I want to feel positive and glad for my remarkable progress, yet deep down ...
Next time
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This blog is intended for myself mostly, to try and make sense of my Stage 4 Melanoma journey. I needed some sort of clearing house for ever...
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