We had a very, very long day yesterday on the return trip from Duke. We stopped in Greenville for lunch, which is almost exactly half way home. We were at a great little restaurant called The Bohemian Cafe. Really terrific sandwiches and an attached old-time record shop with thousands of vinyl albums and a smattering [...] [...]
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We are here in Durham, NC at a Springhill Suites hotel waiting to leave for our first Duke lab work and an appointment with medical oncologist and kidney cancer specialist, Dr. Dan George. One of our sons, Nicholas, is keeping the home fires burning. Callie Sprague (and, of course, Marquette McKnight) are taking care of [...] [...] Just when you thought it was safe to go back in the water…. I got a call from a physician’s assistant in Dr. Lance Pagliaro’s office today. She is part of the team that is responsible for my care at M. D. Anderson Cancer Center. She, along with Dr. Pagliaro and Dr. Christopher Wood as [...] [...] Jill and I had dinner last night with Marquette and Rick McKnight. It was a great night. We started at the Meritage Cafe for a small Community Foundation of the Chattahoochee Valley reception to welcome Bahia Ramos-Synnott from the Knight Foundation and moved from there to Tapatini’s at Meritage for dinner. Besides getting to have [...] [...] Women supposedly speak about 20,000 words per day, a number that is exactly 13,000 more words than the average man speaks during that same day. That means around about 160,000 words are spoken in our office each day by the eight women who are here every day. Another 80,000 are spoken by four other women [...] [...] I awoke this morning to back pain. I wrote in an email to a member of our family who is an emergency room/trauma physician that it feels like two tectonic plates of stone jockeying for position in my back with an overtone of toothache-style siren song pain. The seismic stuff can be talked into calming [...] [...] My last post was April 21. Today is May 31. I apologize for the apparent lack of respect for my readers. A lot has happened since my last post. Most of it you wouldn’t care about. That is, for me, the exciting part. There aren’t any ghastly, life-changing or interesting medical situations to report. When [...] [...] |
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