I like people who make the crucial catch, who root and cheer for others to make their crucial catch. I’m a sports fan. That’s what sports fans do. What else do sports fans do? They see shadows of sports everywhere; they hear echoes of sports talk radio before starting the car. Most of all, sports […]
VIRUS TESTING REVIEW FOR DEADLY DISEASE
April 10, 2020 by
From available evidence, virus testing for the coronavirus is uncomfortable and expensive. And not as available in America as it is in other developed countries. However, virus testing for other bad things often feels like a rush job, a sales job, a ‘get it now or die’ job. But that’s not testing for coronavirus, it’s […]
HPV16 CANCER, UP CLOSE AND PERSONAL
June 20, 2019 by
Getting to know hpv16 cancer up close and personal the way Brent King and I have exposes the best intentions from some of the best people. They offer wisdom and sympathy; they’re sorry; they do their best to show they care. Sometimes the caring part is unfamiliar territory, so it gets awkward. I heard it […]
CANCER RECOVERY: ONE MAIN KEY
April 4, 2019 by
I’ve got a serious cancer recovery question in the vein of what came first, the chicken or the egg, after reading this. Maybe this isn’t the right place to ask, but come on blogosphere. The BBC reports, “HPV vaccine linked to ‘dramatic’ drop in cervical disease.” The next research I want to see is a […]
HOW PERSONALITY AFFECTS HPV16 GYM COMMUNICATION
March 26, 2019 by
I heard a story about a man from a good communication source: My kid told me an older man at my gym with an outgoing personality told him he had the same thing I had, meaning hpv16 neck cancer, throat cancer, tongue cancer, he wasn’t specific but it was cancer in the body part between […]
TONY ROMO WRITNG COACH
January 22, 2019 by
Tony Romo is getting great press as an NFL color commentator. His MVP showing in the AFC title game earned him the sort of career extension anyone would hope for. And he’s a second year guy in the booth. What if Tony Romo was a writing coach, as good a writing coach as […]
WORLD CANCER DAY DIFFERENCE FOR EVERY CANCER TREATMENT
February 6, 2018 by
Everyone is different. How different is the question. And the answer? World Cancer Day is one of the differences. Some embrace it, some ignore it, while still others share. Call this a share.
CANCER ROOM: BEST OF TIMES, WORST OF TIMES
November 22, 2017 by
The biggest motivation for writing a cancer room memoir like ‘LICKING CANCER, The Full Response’ is paying tribute to the people I met in there. From staff to patients, it’s a team focused on the same goal, until it goes off the tracks, and it does in one way or the other for everyone. […]
Neck Cancer And Alcohol Consumption: U.S. vs Belarus
November 9, 2017 by
Neck cancer? In Belarus? Bela-where? Either check a map or be satisfied that Belarus is an eastern european country that used to be part of the Soviet Union. And they drink. A lot. Belarus scores #1 on Market Watch’s survey of ten drunkest nations on earth. #2 is Republic of Moldova, #3 Lithuania, […]
HPV16 Cancer Side Effects Include Blogs And Memoirs
October 4, 2017 by
If you chose to be ‘The Face’ of anything, few would choose cancer of any kind. Be the face of something grand, something happy, something exciting. But cancer? Add ‘The Face’ of an STD that leads to cancer and you’ve got HPV16 cancer. The same culprit for cervical cancer in women leads […]
