Once you choose hope, anything is possible..
On Saturday, got up at 5:30 and the anxiety over the party planning and all the emotions of what the day would bring were swirling around in my head. We decided to head over to the gym and get our workout in first, since we knew it wasn’t going to be the healthiest day of [...]
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Did you know, this year, about 562,340 Americans are expected to die of cancer, more than 1,500 people a day. Cancer is currently the second most common cause of death in the US, exceeded only by heart disease. In the US, cancer accounts for nearly 1 of every 4 deaths. Because of this, it’s important [...]
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It’s official. Casey will have his one Chemotherapy treatment this Thursday at 1pm. The treatment will last for about two hours. He will most likely feel sick for two to three weeks while his body repairs itself. His blood counts will get low, and that’s where most of the symptoms will come from. He will [...]
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Nobody ever thinks they are going to get cancer. No one ever thinks that their spouse is going to get cancer but that’s exactly what happened to my husband, Casey. Six months ago we noticed a slight difference texture size of one of his testicles. He brushed it off that maybe he had strained it [...]
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It’s sometime in April 2009 and one morning my wife and I noticed that my right testicle was somewhat swollen. It wasn’t hurting which was odd. Add to that I had started working out hard 6 months before April I automatically assumed it was just the being of a sports hernia. Plus, making matters worse [...]
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