Hey there. It’s been a while.
My latest scans (September) were clear. Again. Another 3-month reprieve.
I’m clear a year after my last chemo, 18 months after diagnosis. Not notable by lung cancer survival statistics, but considering I didn’t think I’d be around at all, it’s somethin’.
I’m doing very well, aside from the pesky daytime sleepiness and fatigue that came on in March and won’t go away.
I had every intention of blogging more. Really, I did. I was out of the fog of having to work through every day not being doomsday. I had a clearer vision of what I wanted to accomplish on the blog.
But then came November 9th.
I’ve been as despondent in these few weeks after the election as I was in the weeks and months after learning I had cancer. It was the same feeling.
No kidding. If you want to know what it’s like getting a cancer diagnosis, you just did, on November 9th.
I’m not going to start posting links to articles about the nightmare that is about to engulf us all because it’s over and done and it’s pointless. But this one merits a mention.
And on that note, a little Dead to cheer us up.
