New Blog "The C Word" first post

jason.2835
jason.2835 Member Posts: 337 Member

Hi, all,

just a simple blog I'm starting that's helping me put some thoughts in order regarding my experiences. Read if you like :-)

http://jayvelykis.blogspot.com/2015/02/the-c-word-moment-of-diagnosis.html

Comments

  • Very nice job, Jason.  I had

    Very nice job, Jason.  I had not realized you were from Philadephia.  What's a self-respecting Philadelphian doing following a Steelers blog?

    I am an old time Steelers fan.  Was a huge fan when I was a little kid of the Steel Curtain, Bradshaw, Lynn Swann, Franco Harris, and numerous others. And I'm a Jersey guy.  Don't follow the NFL so much anymore, but my loyalties are with the local teams and the Steelers.

  • Jojo61
    Jojo61 Member Posts: 1,309 Member
    Jason, I just read it. You

    Jason, I just read it. You write extremely well (and it shows in your posts).

    My story was similar as to how I found out that I had cancer...it was a note in an envelope for the technician....it said "***patient does not know! Large mass on right kidney. Likely carcinoma***." I was in shock, texted my husband and he googled it and reassured me. That being said, I look forward to your blog posts. I hope you find it very therapeutic and I know it will be very insightful.

     

  • jason.2835
    jason.2835 Member Posts: 337 Member

    Very nice job, Jason.  I had

    Very nice job, Jason.  I had not realized you were from Philadephia.  What's a self-respecting Philadelphian doing following a Steelers blog?

    I am an old time Steelers fan.  Was a huge fan when I was a little kid of the Steel Curtain, Bradshaw, Lynn Swann, Franco Harris, and numerous others. And I'm a Jersey guy.  Don't follow the NFL so much anymore, but my loyalties are with the local teams and the Steelers.

    Steelers blog?

    That might be from a friend I was supporting as he started a blog; he's a Steelers fan but rest assured that I bleed Eagles green for sure haha. 

  • jason.2835
    jason.2835 Member Posts: 337 Member
    Jojo61 said:

    Jason, I just read it. You

    Jason, I just read it. You write extremely well (and it shows in your posts).

    My story was similar as to how I found out that I had cancer...it was a note in an envelope for the technician....it said "***patient does not know! Large mass on right kidney. Likely carcinoma***." I was in shock, texted my husband and he googled it and reassured me. That being said, I look forward to your blog posts. I hope you find it very therapeutic and I know it will be very insightful.

     

    Thanks!

    Thanks, Jojo,

    thats a shock I pray neither of us has to relive. Appreciate the kind review! I'll post when I add more entries to the blog

  • APny
    APny Member Posts: 1,995 Member

    Thanks!

    Thanks, Jojo,

    thats a shock I pray neither of us has to relive. Appreciate the kind review! I'll post when I add more entries to the blog

    Looking forward to reading

    Looking forward to reading more. You captured how I felt perfectly.

  • icemantoo
    icemantoo Member Posts: 3,361 Member
    APny said:

    Looking forward to reading

    Looking forward to reading more. You captured how I felt perfectly.

    That could be anyone of us

    Jason,

    Where did you come up with the word sugarcoat?

     

    Icemantoo

     

     

  • Allochka
    Allochka Member Posts: 1,072 Member
    icemantoo said:

    That could be anyone of us

    Jason,

    Where did you come up with the word sugarcoat?

     

    Icemantoo

     

     

    You write very well, thank

    You write very well, thank you for posting it. I liked the last sentence very much - the one that states cancer is not a death sentence. This is what weall haveto keep in mind. A positiveand hopeful statement, which can give necessary strength in hardest times...