The Amazing Comfort of God
After a flurry of medical activity leaving my insides chopped up like hamburger, at last I can return to the original, vexing problem I ran across earlier: “It’s a terrifying…
Read moreThe Case of a Slow, Agonizing Death
Having consulted briefly with the oncology and surgery teams at the Cleveland Clinic, it is now apparent my pancreatic cancer cannot be surgically removed right now. Stage 3 development is…
Read moreWhat Is It Like to Die? (Pt.2)
Ok, back from a failed Whipple Procedure surgery, which was an amazing failure at so many levels. It began with finding myself on the way back to the Geriatric Ward…
Read moreWhat Is It Like to Die?
After the CAT scan showed I had a mass in my Pancreas, after I learned Pancreatic Cancer had a survival rate of 10% or less, after a second scan and…
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