Friday Funny!

Disability with Benefits!

Becoming disabled is tough for any person, especially young people.  I recently discovered a nugget...a benefit, if you will, to being disabled.

Did you know you could apply for a free Lifetime Access Pass for our National Parks and Recreation Areas by simply being disabled?

Just click the link below...fill out the application and pay $10 for processing and postage.

https://store.usgs.gov/pass/access.html

Your welcome!

Chemo Brain Is Real.

Found this blog post about Chemo Brain...and yes, it is very, very real.

Knowing and understanding that is vital if you or a loved one has brain cancer.

10 Things Cancer Survivors Want To Know About Chemo Brain

#ChemobrainISreal

I'm Back!

I am happy to announce we have a new home computer and that means you will see more posts moving forward!

Been TOO Long! #NoNewGoodNews

Today is my beautiful wife's birthday and I am happy to report another round of clean scans!

No news is good news....all is well.

I will try to get back to my blogging soon...for now...I leave you with this...

Computer Woes...

You may have noticed a drop-off on posts...that is because both of our computers are down for the count.  Until I can afford a solution or find a replacement, posts will be few and far between.

Please let me know if you can help.

Update! September 2015

Life is still chugging along.  Another school year has began, along with planning for Christmas.

All is well in our Brain Cancer world health wise....still battling head aches, nausea, and things, but dealing.  Living on less income has been a real challenge.  It makes we wish we had saved more money.  The fact that we are still barely getting by on far less income lets me know we could have definitely spent less and save more before cancer.

I know, now, I appreciate kindness and those special small moments more...honestly, it is the one thing I think cancer gives you.  I wouldn't call it "clarity" by any means, but there is a noticeable difference on how I react to seeing true kindness and those moments that make you smile, like a good picture or something you kid does.  I am pretty sure before cancer, I missed many of those.

So, here are a few of those moments...