Living with brain cancer
I’m writing this from my hospital room, sitting by the window. The sky is dreary, and I can't wait for spring to feel like spring. You may ask, "Didn’t you already leave the hospital?" Yes—over three weeks ago—but I can’t seem to stay away.
It has been a little over one month since my heart surgery, but it has felt like a year. This post is a way for me to process everything that happened, and to share that experience with you. (Spoiler alert: The surgery went well, but the recovery was more complicated than expected)
This post is probably not going to be that well written because I'm honestly just tired. The past few days, a lot of stress has been building up as I approach my first chemotherapy treatment today. To those who are just finding out about this for the first time through my blog, I apologize, but …
"Are you still alive? The blog looks untouched in over a year so I'm thinking not." This was a message I received through my blog just a couple months ago. It was a bit jarring. To live with a disease where a year of silence may equate to death is a plausible and stark reality …
Jeremy's Journey 