On Tuesday, November 5th, 2013, I was diagnosed with cancer. I waited for my wife to come home. She arrived. We wept and held each other, both uttering "I Love You"...seemed like a thousand times. We prayed. We wept again. We called loved-ones. The next morning, we wailed deeply, holding... Read more →

I am looking at the computer clock. It's 5:02 a.m. I woke up at 3 someth'n in the morning. I'd like to read, but mind is too cloudy. I want to go back to bed, but experiencing a round of the cancer treatment shakes. I'd like to pray and spend... Read more →

"Look at a man in the midst of doubt and danger, and you will learn in his hour of adversity what he really is," wrote the Roman philosopher and poet Lucretius. "It is then that true utterances are wrung from the recesses of his breast. The mask is torn off;... Read more →

My wife informed me yesterday that the treatment is nearly 77 percent complete. It has definitely been a long road since being diagnosed with cancer. In fact, at the end of this month it will be a year since feeling the lump on my left side. While going through cancer... Read more →