Blood Cancer United Visionary of the Year
Today kicks of the first annual Blood Cancer United Visionary of the Year fundraiser. Amy has been nominated to be a candidate for Visionary of the Year. The goal is to raise over $150,000 for Blood Cancer United. Every penny raised goes directly to the organization.
If you have followed here, you know the story. If not, it's here. At least all of it up to June 4, 2020...which was Amy's "5th re-Birthday."
Here is a direct link to Amy's fundraising page. Cancer challenges everyone. Challenge yourself with your donation amount.
A Lot Can Happen in 8 Years
We have been meaning to post for over 2 years now. A lot can change in 8 years.
For now, pictures.
moreHappy 5th Re-Birthday
-B
Today is the 5-year anniversary of Amy's stem cell transplant. 5-years ago this was considered her "re-birthday"and was really the final step in her treatment for acute myeloid leukemia.
If you followed then, you know that the treatment ended. The recovery did not nor did life after cancer. That is the definition of survivor, life after diagnosis. I tended to think that it was life after treatment, but early on we noted that being a survivor started the day of diagnosis.
Cancer will be part of the story, but not THE story.
I've been meaning to write some stuff since the last entry probably 3 years ago.
I wanted to write some stuff about what we were doing for work, exercise, and life in general.
Chop wood, carry water.
Focus on the the basics and be consistent.
We have a dog now, she's awesome. Thanks Rita and Adam.
Avoid negative energy. I need to work on that.
It's ironic to be celebrating right now with all that's going on.
Leave things better for those that follow.
I wanted to write more.
Memories can be short. Thanks to everyone for the help then and now.
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