Leaving An Impact on My Wife, My Community, and Broken Souls Like Me The impact you leave behind is reflected in how others live by your memory and legacy (Writer's Note: This will be my final blog post on A Life’s Walk with Cancer. Despite my current fight against Stage... Read more →
By Alex Harrington Looking back on my life, certain words have brought me immense joy and left an indelible mark on my heart. On February 6, 1998, standing at attention on the parade field in Parris Island during Marine Corps Basic Training, I heard the unforgettable words: “Graduates of Platoon... Read more →
When you solely look at cancer as the thorn - it freak'n sucks! Last year it killed more than 609,000 people in the United States. It destroys organs and body functions. More so, cancer disrupts many families' emotional, social, financial, and vocational stabilities in the life that they have once... Read more →
On October 25, 2022, I underwent another PET/CT and Brain MRI. Based on the results from the PET/CT, it seems...based on my oncologist's medical observation...that the last two cancerous tumors' hypermetabolism rate has decreased a bit (left image is 10/25/2022 and right is 4/25/2022). However, below are both scans in... Read more →
I am honored to share lessons and insights on Jen Marr's LinkedIn Audio Event, "Showing Up During & After Cancer", scheduled today at 12:15 p.m. (EST). I will talk about how I've navigated through three bouts of cancer, and how I live today with Stage IV metastatic melanoma cancer in... Read more →