Found yet another TC site through Tim Stollery's page. It's aimed more at the younger crowd and has lots of quick reads for teens who might be going through the TC wringer:
http://www.dontbeaschmuck.org
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Frank's Story of Testicular Cancer. Sometimes raw, but real. Read knowing there may be COLORFUL language and frank (and Frank) talk. He's done with treatment now (hence the HAD Cancer title—although we keep the blog address the same) and we are now in surveillance mode.
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1 comments:
I just want to thank both of you for chronicling your journey, with all it's harrowing, humorous, and-- especially--the loving moments. I found your website when doing a little research after my husband found a testicular lump. Your links were very valuable for learning about testicular cancer and the toll it can take. We were much relieved after weeks of anxiety that my husband had a cyst.
The timing was horrendous as my mother and brother-in-law were just then beginning treatment for ovarian and tonsil cancer. But everyone, including Frank, has come through body- and spirit-challenging treatment.
Just wanted to say thank you for being so up-front. No one in my family was as brave as Frank in the silly chemo hat department. But Mom did get a lot of comments on the fuzzy Lyon fun yarn caps my sister crocheted for her.
Here's to years and years of laughter, fun, good health and love!
Bless you both.
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