Cancer isn’t treated by a single doctor. It isn’t the flu, or a broken leg. It literally takes a team to effectively deal with this disease… and I am very happy to say that I have a top-notch team working with me dealing with my Multiple Myeloma.
And just to be clear: I am not just blowing smoke here… I am not just saying this. I have a neighbour who has spent the past 25 years in the oncology department at the local hospital as a nurse, and she’s on the back-end of becoming a Cancer Survivor (yay you, Barb!!!)… and guess what? She was given the choice of what team she wanted: she got to hand-pick her crew! And, as it turns out, I have exactly the same crew! How’s that for a blessing, eh?
Anyhow, over the next few days and weeks, I will write up the team I have and what they’ve been doing with me. I’m not quite sure how personal I can get with this tho (like: can I use names?), but I certainly want to describe the process in some detail.
Stay tuned!
Hehe… OK. I’ll get on that.
The fact is that, overall, I have spent most of my efforts with this site on the “Journal” blog area, as I was recording my day-to-day experiences. When I first started this site, I didn’t know what it was actually going to look like, so I roughed in a lot of pages.
Now that my medical pace has slowed, I might just have to get back to it, eh?