by pixelMIGHT | Jul 13, 2015
It was late June of 2009, and I was on the brink. Over the previous few months I had collapsed a number of times and had to be transferred to various emergency rooms. Often I was short of breath, dizzy and swelling up like a balloon. Furthermore, many of my lab values...
by pixelMIGHT | Jun 27, 2015
It’s evident that there is a wide chasm-even a disconnect-between cancer research and clinical oncology. Groundbreaking discoveries are made regularly , but most patients and even some oncologists are not aware of them. Moving slower than a turtle, and sometimes...
by pixelMIGHT | May 27, 2015
In late Mark of 2003, I was lying in a large, cavernous chemo room in Michigan. As 10 million units of interferon coursed into me, I could feel myself going into the abyss. Even though I was in this dream state, I can remember my oncologist whispering in my ear,...
by pixelMIGHT | Mar 31, 2015
I recall my initial introduction to cancer, the “emperor of all maladies,” (2) when I was 21 years old. It was 1976, and I had just completed my Bachelor of Science degree at Central Michigan University. I was working as an orderly in the emergency room at Ingham...
by pixelMIGHT | Mar 13, 2015
Lifelines will help you build and maintain a personalized treatment plan, or what I call the Triad of Survival. The Triad of Survival is a crucial element of any cancer patient’s journey. It is a fluid, constantly updated set of targeted treatment plans developed by...
by pixelMIGHT | Feb 28, 2015
Each day in the United States, almost 1,600 adults and kids—enough to fill four jumbo jets—die of cancer. (1) Why are these patients allowed to crash and die? We have put people on the moon. We have sent rovers to Mars. Why, in the 21st century, are we throwing up our...
by pixelMIGHT | Oct 8, 2014
Lifelines to Cancer Survival A tidal wave of cancer is upon us. In 16 short years, cancer will be the no.1 killer in the United States. Cancer patients need answers and they need them now. Lifelines to Cancer Survival is the first book ever that guides patients and...
