anyone else here going on a first descents trip this summer? I got my application in and am all accepted and set to go kayaking in North Carolina with them may17th-23rd! I was too sick to go last year, by the time I thought I would be well enough I was wait listed. Excited I can go this year. https:...

Thinking of you Olivia. Xoxo

I took that all through my oxali treatments and had very minimal neuropathy and no permanent damage.

I want to share some good news from me...CEA 0.9, going on 16 months Cancer free! Happy for each day I have here. Happy for each and every one of you still here with me. I don't post a ton but I read every day. My good news is wonderful, but bittersweet with survivors guilt. Today is Marco's birthda...

...you know now that you're 50, you should really get a colonoscopy to screen for colorectal cancer.

Adding my voice to the loving choir. Thinking of you.

Yes! Go Rob!

I'm pouring myself a little 10 year single barel bourbon to cheers you tonight my friend.

I love SF, my home base! Heard they had a nice heat wave last week to, great pics, glad you had fun!

I live in the East Village in Manhatten....mostly my neighborhood seems to be freaking out over the shortage of organic kale and stocking up on small batch Rye Whiskey! We are good here, I'm working today but off the next two, have some wine and beers in the fridge, plenty of food, coffee, tea, soup...

His long time friend, co-host, partner in crime Robin Quivers had a battle with what I believe was endometrial or uterine cancer but when she had surgery, it had spread to her intestines. She was very private about it during treatment, she needed a temporary colostomy. Here's the Rolling Stone artic...

I just have no words, for what you must be going through. I'm so sorry, I hoped so much you were on a slow but good road. Sending you love and light.

Oh Vicky, so sorry, my thoughts and condolences are with you and yours.

I know I'm unusual in this but we do every 3 months with my CEA testing... Been working fine, always have had an easy port and I'm not a high clot risk.

Oh Kenny and Eric, you guys will get a kick out of this: The morning of my diagnosis, it was about 9am on a Friday, we were meeting with the surgeon to get the pathology results from my colonoscopy. We already knew I had masses to ovary and liver, the surgeon came in, told us it was Cancer, told us ...

Hey Olivia,
So sorry to hear of this. What type of pain management are you on? You should not have to be in pain!