It's Go-Time

Thanks for all of the emails, phone calls, thoughts and prayers.

I spent the morning yesterday doing and MRI and CT scans. The afternoon I spent with the relatives on my dad's side.

Today I was able to sleep until 9am which felt good because the night before I only got four hours of sleep due to the extra couple hours of driving at night. My sister Stacy drove me down to stay with relatives Saturday night. We ran smack into the huge storms that spanned 96. We were traveling at 40mph and the storm was traveling at 35. We decided to go south and exit the storm after we stopped in Portland, MI to check out the weather reports on the TV. We decided to drive south and go to Ann Arbor rather than our original plan of Flint.

Stacy and I drove to the hospital this morning and I began my treatment of Rituxan. Tomorrow, I go on the same floor I spent so much time before: 5 webber north.

This summer I will be spending every other week in the hosptial. On the Monday I arrive I will receive an infusion of Rituxan. Today's infusion has taken five hours because it is the first time I will received so much of it. Tuesday through Friday I will be on 5 webber north - the same floor as the previous episodes of chemo/cancer.

I feel decent today. The right ear is still ringing and that is quite annoying. Emotionally I am doing pretty well. I can't wait to go home and start gearin' up for the wedding!

cancer has returned

Indiana Jones has reappeared on the big screen, and Lord Stanley's Cup is not the only thing back in Detroit.

The cancer has reappeared, also. I am back in Detroit a lot.

The good news is that the wedding is still on and possibly the honeymoon is, too.

I'm doin' the best I can do with the help of my family up here and we're going to continue to fight this thing the best we can just like we have been doing.