My father in law no longer can get up.  He's so weak that you can barely
hear him speak.  He doesn't take any nutrition anymore because it makes him
sick.  So he's about withered away.  His face is sunken in.  This is very
painful to write.  He's on morphine constantly now.  ...

I am just returning from seeing the third ENT post-treatment (from
February). I had been impressed of his presentation and approaches at the
support group meeting, so I went there.
I told him some deterioration and possible new scratch in my throat in 2

Dear Cancees,
I hope this note finds you all well and in good cheer.  The Honemoon
has begun!  And a long day it was what with getting up at five to make
a 7:30 AM appoint with Chemo at the James.

Dear Friends,
Please read this remarkable story of hope. My 92 year old mother beat
stage 4 cancer. Her gynecological oncologist at the University of
Pittsburgh Medical Center gave her no hope. Six months later he called

My father is 62 and was recently diagnosed with Chronic lymphocytic
leukemia. He has asked me not tell my wife (or anyone for that matter -
my brother and mother know). He fears this info could eventually get
back and hurt his business. I feel it is causing a distance between my