Month: August 2021

It’s Saturday, 23 days after The News. It’s another lazy Saturday. I should have been able to sleep in, but at 8 AM I was awakened, not by my alarm clock, but by all my iDevices notifying me I had an appointment. To “Buy Shoes”. Sigh. Sharing Information with Office 365 On Friday evening JT… Continue reading Sharing Information with Office 365; You’re Spam!

It’s Thursday, three weeks since The News. For once today’s appointment was in the afternoon and there were no sunrise calls or messages. Maybe someone at PAMF finally updated my chart. Sadly I was awake at 7:45 anyway. The Radiation Oncologist JT mentioned earlier in the week she most likely couldn’t make today’s visit with… Continue reading The Radiation Oncologist

It’s Wednesday, twenty days after The News. Today was a “day off”. No lab visits, no scans, no consultations, no rushing around trying to make sure things will go on if I’m incapacitated during treatment. Just a day to do some “work”, clean the house, and water the plants. Even when a cancer diagnosis turns… Continue reading Spreading The News to Friends and (Former) Colleagues

It’s Tuesday, 19 days after The News. I awoke groggily at 8:00 after my alarm clock went off. Yes, my body is ever so slowly fighting off the anti-nocturnal regimen. I’m relieved. My condition is stabilizing. Now I can just worry about the cancer. (Some of you might wonder why a vampire might set an… Continue reading Abdominal MRI Results; Rectal MRI

It’s Monday, 18 days after The News. I woke at 8:00 this morning when my alarm went off. And I felt a bit groggy. This is good news. My body is fighting the anti-vampire schedule regimen the medical profession is so fond of. The Pathology Report The pathology report for the colonoscopy finally showed up… Continue reading The Pathology Report; Abdominal MRI