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Christmas 2015 was kind of a blur. We had to juggle time with Betsy’s family and my family while getting settled in our new house and also treating Betsy’s cancer.
This Christmas was a va...
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Thanksgiving 2015 was a bit of a whirlwind. Not just the holiday itself but everything else going on. The big thing was that Betsy and I closed on our house. Betsy had never lived in a h...
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After finishing Betsy’s last planned dose of FOLFIRI with Avastin, which was at her primary oncologist’s office, we had her last appointment with her second opinion oncologist before we mov...
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MEDICAL NOTE
There seems to be a war going on about Ivermectin (as well as Mebendazole/Fenbendazole) in the cancer world. On the one hand, you have the critics, primarily conventional medi...
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Everyone lies. Even those of us who think of ourselves as honest people lie. “Lying” is a harsh word. Usually, we view someone who lies as displaying moral turpitude, but I do not th...
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I was a newlywed when my wife was diagnosed with stage 4 cancer. I write for cancer patients and caregivers who need to make life and death decisions about a topic they know little about. Let me tell you my story and the lessons I learned.
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