We went to see a new oncologist yesterday. Continue reading →

The End-of-Life Handbook recommends using ritual to create meaning. Continue reading →

I experience joy from knowing that other people have happy moments. Even when I am sad. Continue reading →

Alice receives a mysterious package. Continue reading →

All I’ve ever wished for is to dance beneath the diamond sky. Continue reading →

If two ships pass, the senior captain may Request the Pleasure of the Company of the other captain with signal flags. Continue reading →

Life, if well lived, is long enough — Seneca Continue reading →

Because it’s ALL THE TIME, I’ve come to think of it as the taste of cancer. Continue reading →

I compared notes with some friends and we agreed that lots of people don’t know how to talk to someone with cancer. We thought a few tips might help. Continue reading →

Who made it big? Was it George? Or Andrew? Continue reading →