Sunday, November 5, 2006 was a pretty decent day for me. The roller coaster ride seems to have come to that part where the cars are just gliding along the track at ground level. Normally that means we'll start the clack-clack-clack of the climb to the top of some enormous precipice, but I know this glide has to go on for a few more days before I personally "commence to clacking" again. Bone pain has been moderate and easily manageable with acetamenophen.
I spent the entire day cleaning out and rearranging the garage, actually doing some pretty strenuous stuff including loading the truck for the dump later in the week. I'm pretty tired right now and I know I'll sleep well tonite. After dinner, I'm going to post a list of everything I've eaten today. My mouth and my tummy feel like a teenaged kid. This is the first time in probably 20 years that I can eat virtually anything I want without repercussions. It's amazingly fun.
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This blog is written by and about a guy with an incurable form of cancer. My purpose here isn't to say "woe is me", but to give insight about my thoughts, perspectives, and experiences throughout this adventure. My name is Andre. My partner's name is Ed. I intend to publish on a pretty regular basis here, but Ed might occasionally pop in with his thoughts too.
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- Documenting the downhill, part 3
- Documenting the downhill, part 2
- Documenting the downhill, part 1
- At the top of the coaster.
- Really good day today.
- Junkie
- Reality
- Recovery
- Update
- End of the month.
- A couple of pics.
- Food for the day.
- Good Day.
- Hello to my readers.
- Unenviable task.
- The library.
- Down the other side of the roller coaster.
- Holy Moly!
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1 comment:
Andre, your change in diet palatability sounds great ... to what do you attribute it?
B.J.
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