
Updates on and tales of the vanquishing of Emily's stupid brain tumor, Pinky.
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Remember remembering before smartphones? It was a total crapshoot if you didn’t keep a detailed journal or have a photographic memory.
It’s different now. Our capacity to capture it all has expanded. Cameras are on...
Today is my very first craniversary. It’s the first anniversary of my first craniotomy. Here’s hoping there are no more craniotomies, but many more craniversaries.
I’ve thought a lot about this day, and imagined how I might spend it. But...
My last post may have been titled “It’s been a while,” but now it’s been even longer. I’m working again. It’s going okay, but I also haven’t really found my rhythm yet. They say it takes a year to really recover from brain surgery and radia...
I needed a break, so I took one. Some things happened since I last shared an update (checks watch) over a month ago. But also, not very much at all. I’ve been resting aggressively, defensively, waiting for the radiation side effects to subs...
I finish proton therapy on Thursday. I could still use a ride on Tuesday!
On 3/25, I’d need to be picked up in Beverly by 11:50 a.m. Treatment is at MGH in Boston at 1:20 p.m. I estimate we’d be back to my place around 3:30 p.m. Let me kno...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Mother, wife, middle sibling. Brain tumor host/survivor. Sarcoma > SFT patient. Lady with a cane. Former gymnast, diver, pole vaulter, photojournalist. Just happy to be here. Writing about it as it comes.
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