Living in the Moment

Wow!   Almost 900 hits to this blog in its short 10 day life.  Thank you for caring enough to keep coming back.

I prefer to read about someone who is wrestling with real difficulties and so I have included a few of my own wrestling matches.  I don't want a bog that is all sweetness and light.  Too much sugar is bad for everyone.  On the other hand, I don't want a blog that is nothing but a list of complaints.  That gets old, real quick.

So, I am trying to strike a balance.  And I don't think I have found it yet.  But hang with me.  I'll find it sooner or later.  In the meantime, I'll continue to keep you updated as to what is going on and will occasionally post a personal observation.

Radiation therapy is what's happening now.  5 days a week.  For the next 7 weeks.
On the 29th, another week of chemo therapy.  Yay!  (NOT!)

There are more details I could throw in, but to tell you the truth,   I try not to dwell on them.  Today's concerns are plenty.  I can't allow my self to get caught up in the tommorows.  That will infect me with the "What-if" disease.  I already have a disease, thank you very much.  I don't need another.  Some of my cancer surviving friends call this "Living in the Moment".  It's the correct way to deal with this.