Monthly Archives: March 2017

As I write this I’m sitting here staring at my exercise pedal contraption. Sometimes I use my brother and sister-in-law’s monster exercise bike. Don’t imagine me doing 30 minutes or even 15 minutes. Back it down! With the pedal contraption … Continue reading →

Part Two: Cancer: The Furnace of Affliction When I get my infusions at the oncologist’s office, I see other cancer patients dragging their I.V. poles up and down the hallway. They smile at me as they go by, seeing me … Continue reading →

Part One Cancer: The Furnace of Affliction “Have you ever had a normal life?” my brother asked me as we sat in my hospital room at Markey Cancer Center in Lexington, Kentucky. I didn’t answer him. I was thinking, ‘What … Continue reading →