I am pleased to announce
a new book in the works! Cancerous Faith: How a Fifteen Percent Chance
of Living Improved my Life explores ideas related to cancer,
faith, and my experiences with both. This book expands upon some of the themes
I've touched on here in my blog while looking deeper into issues related to
faith, cancer, and their intersection in my life over the past two years. I
will begin querying agents soon for this nonfiction work, and I'll keep you
posted here what happens with it.
Chemo continues much as
it has the last several months. Every evening I eat a snack and take a
cyclophosphamide pill. On Wednesdays I go to the local cancer center for a pair
of chemo drugs through IV infusions. The only new development worth mentioning
is the start of some neuropathy. A potential side-effect of pretty much every
chemo I've had thus far, neuropathy is basically the same sensation as a foot
or hand "falling asleep." For me it's been a very mild tingling and
numbness that becomes more prevalent by the third week of chemo and disappears
during my off week. It's a minor miracle I haven't experienced it before now,
and it's very mild and goes away if I shake the affected hand or foot. There isn't much else to report, other than I hope to post here regularly again.
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