This latest round of chemo drained me both of energy and emotionally. Part of that was the realization that I would be dealing with cancer for the foreseeable future. Add to that the uncertainty about whether I'll have surgery and what sort of surgery that will be. That left me …

Started round one of chemo treatments (of three) again and already I'm feeling as tired as I did near the end of my twelve-round chemo. Yesterday I crashed pretty hard after chemo (being so tired that I almost dropped the phone I was holding). That's led me to wonder how …

Today is the first day where we haven't had an actual "land line" in our house. It's a little strange, but it's something that's been coming for a long time now, and I'm chalking it up to my recent decluttering spree.

We've had various iterations of land line phones in …

One thing that I've learned as a cancer patient (and from helping my family with medical issues) is that flexibility is key. What can get the plan one week can change with one appointment. I thought for sure that I would have a CT scan this week at the ungodly …

Checking in for August for my "Designing a Well-Lived Life" blogging. This is about making small changes during the year to make larger changes.

(I'm checking in slightly early this month because this week is pretty much shot for me with appointments and what-not, and I wanted to get these …