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Tag Archives: air travel
It really IS all about the parking.
Here we are, several treatments, scans, tests and appointments later and, unfortunately, the cancer continues to grow. Both the CT and tumor markers show increased cancer activity. All tumors seen in the previous two scans have increased in size. There … Continue reading
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Tagged air travel, cancer, chemotherapy, colon cancer, CT scan, hadassah hospital, Israel, Jerry Seinfeld, Regorafenib, Stivarga, Thanksgiving
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Gaming the System
Good morning. I’m happy to say that today’s post will be about more than just travel experiences and whatnot. However, before I get into the story I want to relay, I must share two quick tidbits: When flying home via … Continue reading
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Tagged air travel, chemotherapy, colon cancer, CT, herring, HMO, surgery
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Of Mini-strikes, Air Travel and Intimidating Fellow Passengers
Good morning. Two Wednesdays ago I went for chemo #2 in this round and, while I didn’t get to sleep the morning away as we waited for the meds to arrive, we were able to witness a very short strike/demonstration … Continue reading
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Tagged air travel, chemotherapy, hadassah hospital, Hadassah strike
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Back at it.
Good morning. Since my last update much has happened. I’ve enjoyed my Passover break from chemo with friends and family; I’ve enjoyed a trip to New York to do some work in the office; I had the privilege of participating … Continue reading
We speak a different language.
A friend of mine whose wife has battled cancer a few times over the years said to me he’s “gotten really good at the cancer conversation.” He shared this with me after he learned of my diagnosis. A mutual friend … Continue reading
Membership has its privileges.
There are many ways to categorize people, and there are many ways to categorize people with cancer. For the purposes of this posting, we will address people with cancer and divide us in two groups: those who prefer not to … Continue reading
In this installment – Ahmed, the Yiddish-speaking Arab from the Judean Hills
I’ve decided to continue posting old emails in the order I wrote them. This entertaining missive is from February 21, 2012. Hello. As we sat in the hospital yesterday, Tammy working on her needlepoint and me on my computer, plenty … Continue reading
I’m still here!
(An email originally sent out on 12/2/11; posted to the blog on 12/23/13.) Happy Friday, all. A friend of mine called me yesterday and pointed out that since I haven’t sent out an update email in a while, he was … Continue reading