A brief reflection on my current energy level and the tug and pull between logic and emotions
Snooze
Long Coffee
I wrote the following post back in September, but it is just as relevant now as it was then. In honor of Tarlie.
Choosing Limbo?
Transitions I just took my first sip of a latte at one of my favorite cafes in Brookline. My first coffee shop trip since surgery! Coffee shops, with their ambient noise (and of course endless array of pastries and coffee), are my favorite places to write. And if you have put one and two together, …
1 Week; 1 Millimeter; 36 hours
Hi everyone! It's me, Jeremy! A big thank you to my sister and whole family for posting all the updates while I was in surgery and in the hospital. Also, thank you for all the kind notes, text messages, Facebook comments, etc.. Please know that I have seen them, and they have brought me a …
Surgery Update:great news
Jeremy got to be discharged this afternoon! Overall he is doing well, he is moving around well, and the doctors thought it was appropriate to have him rest and recover at home!
Surgery update 2
Jeremy is in recovery. He’s doing well. Able to move leg and arm but a bit weak but all in all amazing!!! He says hi to everyone and thanks you for all the love and support. ❤️
Surgery Update
Neurosurgeon called, the procedure is finished. She believes she got good margins and is happy with result. We will know more once Jeremy is awake. Thank you all for the continued support! love Jenn (Jeremy’s sister)
Some good news before surgery (and ways to help)
Before I start this post, I want to say thank you for all the kind words. Please know I have read every comment and text, even if I haven't had the capacity to respond. I hope we can connect following my surgery. For over a month I have been practicing how to brush my teeth, …
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F&#K This Can
It was over a year ago when I wrote my last post to commemorate my 30th birthday. In that blog on August 21st, 2021, I mentioned a possible recurrence. A small spot appearing on the MRI scans that could have been either tumor or scar tissue. And then I left you hanging… I’m sorry about …
On Turning 30 Years Old: Living a life guided by my values
I never thought I would make it to my 30th birthday, but here I am! I don’t mean for this to be a grandiose statement, it’s simply fact. Over the past 18 years since I was diagnosed at the age of 12, I have gone through my first diagnosis followed by surgery, months in the …
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Jeremy's Journey 