I’m As Ready As I Can Be

It’s been a week or so since I was last able to write, I’ve been in a mental whirlwind of emotions, fears, and a whole lot more.  From dealing with a surprised diagnosis of colon cancer nearly a year ago, to many months of chemo followed by a celebration of what appeared to have been a clean bill of health, only to discover not only was my cancer back, but I’m now at stage 4, has been devastating news.  I was and am mad as hell.  I really tried to follow all the guidance, do all the right thing, why is this bastard back?

I honestly didn’t feel I could think straight for more than a few minutes. I felt I had been given a death sentence, and quite honestly, still feel that to some extent.  I feel my days have been reduced to real numbers, many fewer than most of us hope for.  I’m no longer going to live forever, death and checking out from all I know feels like it’s hit home.  Horrid, horrid, horrid feelings.

I’m not grounded completely, but, I feel my feet are at least scuffing the ground a bit ... just like as a plane touching down and you see that first puff of smoke ... almost there and can breathe a bit more normally.  The support and outpouring of love has been amazing and more than I would have ever dreamed I had out there.  I’ve done much in my like, had my hands in a lot of things, but of late, the past several years actually, have felt very unaccomplished inside.  Thinking many of past apparent successes where nothing more than mere mirages. So many things didn’t go or end up as I planned.  I've been really mad and feeling down and out.  However, I’m not ready to go yet, I have corrections to make, goals to achieve, accomplishments to meet.  Look out cancer, this boy is back and going to kick your ass, again!

Since I last wrote, I’ve had a liver biopsy, which wasn’t too bad, but wasn’t very fun either, and that has been confirmed as colon cancer on my liver - I’ve at stage 4 - this crap is everywhere within me.  The silver lining is that the biopsy was successful in collecting enough tissue samples so a molecular study could be done (if those are the correct terms) to determine what proteins are associated with my cancer.  Why?  The advances in medical cancer research has discovered that the immune system can be trained to seek out mutated cells (the cancerous ones), attack and kill them much better than the current chemotherapy that sort of kills everything, good and bad.  Known as immunotherapy, it’s greatly more advanced and produces superior results compared to today's general chemotherapy.  I’m hoping for the best and we can more forward with immunotherapy.

It takes 3 to 4 weeks to complete the protein study - what until then?  The sitting around waiting is a mental challenge.  The mind wanders so easily, what can I do?  My doctors at Mass General in Boston are planning on restarting chemotherapy, but using different drugs in the cocktail.  I had reactions to Oxaliplatin so it is out and "I think" they are recommending Avastin as a replacement, which is a drug that can be used with colon cancer that has metastasized to other organs, such as my liver and lungs.  The problem is, the side affects, of chemotherapy in general, and those of this drug, are scary as hell when you read them.

As a side note, I’ve always been amazed at drug advertisements on TV that last for 30 seconds, in which 10 seconds are how good the drug is and 20 seconds of all the bad stuff and fine print that can happen by taking it.  I digress.

So, while I’m waiting to hear when chemo will start, and to meet with the liver and lung surgical team at Mass General, I have been doing my own research and looking at options.  Second opinions and case review at other cancer centers seem to be in order, as do alternative approaches.  Medical marijuana, or cannabis, seems to be have the attention of MANY people, perhaps not those in the scientific or medical world yet, but it’s hard to ignore the hundreds and hundreds of positive stories.  For example, check out some of the testimonies on Cannabis Health Radio as hundreds of examples.  It’s an area I will continue to research.

Lastly, I will also ask again, if you haven’t done so, I encourage you to dig into your pocket and help support me and My American Cancer Society Relay For Life team with a donation ... any amount, it all helps. I have received hundreds and hundreds of messages, calls, and emails of encouragement ... if each of those person's made a $5.00 donation, we’d surely help make a difference.  You can make a tax deductible donation in support of me and my team by clicking here:  My Relay For Life Donation page, you'll get your tax deductible receipt directly from the American Cancer Society.  If you can’t do the donation site $5.00 minimum, put 2 bucks in an envelope and send it to me at:

Team Director Dan, Relay For Life

141 Oakridge Drive

Belchertown, MA 01007

I’ll document it and donate it to the team with along with others donations and all with my sincere thanks.  Again, I can not thank you enough for the outpourings of support, for following my story, and for the love you have shown.  It means the world to me, thanks.

Parting thoughts shared with me by my dear friend Bernice....

it's for me, and it's for you for whatever you're facing...

shared with you with my love  ....

Glad It’s Over

December 31st - so glad 2018 is over.

Chemotherapy kicked my ass - so glad it’s over.

Had a liver biopsy today - so glad it’s over.

My cancer has come back - will be glad when it’s gone.

Not only has 2018 been filled with ups and downs, December has proven to be no different. With the apparent spread of my colon cancer to my liver, making it move to stage 4, a biopsy was scheduled for today, and boy, I'm glad its over.

I did some research and wrote about it last night in my post “Only 6 Hours Until Biopsy”.  That research helped, but didn’t come close to getting me through it.  It started with a sting, got much better along the way, but then my anxiety or something kicked in and I was done... whacked out.  I flipped and thought I was going to pass out.  Should have been expected, men are from Mars, and wimps.  Hot flashes, cold sweats, unable to remain still and breathe as the doctor needed me too so he was able to direct the tip of the needle to the edge of the lesion so he could trigger the collection of cells.  I was really uncomfortable and not wanting to go through it again.  I thought, and he planned on collecting 2 or 3 samples ... in actuality, he collected 7.

To be honest, I really knew little about a biopsy and how they were done.  I knew they were to collect cells that were suspect to determine whether you were dealing with a cancerous or benign situation.  In my case, I learned that the purpose was also to harvest enough tissue to determine its molecular makeup, to identify the proteins associated with my cancer with the hopes a targeted immunotherapy treatment will be available to save me.

To side track a bit, if you have ever watched “Wicked Tuna”, as each Blue Fin is brought to market, all I can think of now is that one of the two test they do to set the price is that they biopsy the meat to check its quality.  It’s not a biopsy, but essentially that’s what their doing.

Getting back on track ... I was quite sore at the end, felt like I was stabbed, then again, I was, many times, but the pain is gone now.  I’m a man, I can take much less pain than you women can.  The pain now is in the waiting game ... waiting for the initial results to confirm or not if in fact it is cancerous, then the 3-4 week wait to see if my cancer proteins are in line with available immunotherapy treatments.

Like chemotherapy, the biopsy and mental anguish are all part of the drill we patients must pass through.  I can do it and I hope you never have to.  My hats off to all those that have walked the walk before me.

Want to help beat this beast, I could us your support of me and y American Cancer Society's Relay For Life team.  If you could make a donation in my name, it will help all of mankind in the research and treatment of cancer among many other good things.  Even if your donation is $5.00, $20.00, $50.00 or more ...  it helps us all who are fighting the fight today and those that may have to fight it in the future.  Use the following like and you'll received a tax deductible donation receipt directly from the American Cancer Society (ACS), and my appreciation.

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Only 6 Hours Until Biopsy

In just about 6 hours from now I’ll be having a biopsy done on a growth on my liver.  There is a presumption that since my CEA (Carcinoembryonic Antigen) results shot up and out of the normal range, and a 1.4 cm mass on my liver was discovered in a follow up CT Scan following the CEA test.  My colon cancer appears to have reemerged on my liver and now is at stage 4.  That’s all really disheartening, but the fight will continue.

So the biopsy is to confirm whether the growth is cancerous or benign.  I’ll try to be positive, but, come on!  My history of cancer this past year, cancer was discovered in my lymph nodes after surgery last February, my CEA has been in the normal range until a few weeks ago ... all the pointers are pointing in one direction.  So, in my opinion, the most important reason for the biopsy is to collect tissue for testing and determination of the proteins specific to my cancer.  That is a huge step down of what’s really happening, that’s my uneducated layman’s description of what they are doing.  If its benign, I'll throw the party.

Depending on the proteins discovered and determining they are associated with my cancer, then, it can then be determined if there are possible targeted immunotherapy options to help me, to perhaps cure me.  God willing, there is.

I'm surely praying for positive results, meaning, it’s either benign or they can at least identify the protein(s) involved AND there are immunotherapy treatments available.  The horrible part is that it can take 3-4 weeks for that determination.  I see my new research, colorectal cancer specialist in Boston on Wednesday.

I want to know all the details of my disease, but dread the thought of hopeless news.

If you can help, even with a $5.00 gift to the American Cancer Society’s Relay For Life, given in my name to my Team Director Dan, I’d be forever grateful, as will all others fighting this battle.  This money goes to the research and discovery of ways to eliminate cancer, please give what ever you can, every little bit helps emensely. You’ll receive a tax deductible donation receipt from the ACS.  You can make a tax deductible donation in support of me and my team by clicking here:  My Relay For Life Donation page

Am I concerned? You bet I am.  Am I fighting?  You bet.  Join me in the fight.  Thank You!

When Cancer Returns

My Chemo Treatment Celebrations

After battling all of 2018 with illness, stage 3C colon cancer diagnosis, major colon resection surgery, month after month and round after round of FOLFOX chemotherapy to finally have no sign of cancer within me, I’ve been looking forward to 2018 coming to a close.

The support from my family and friends was amazing.   

I led the Director Dan team at Relay For Life and raised money for continued cancer research. 

In October 2018 I was finally well enough to visit my mom in Florida ... I miss being physically closer, especially with her failing health, it was a bright spot in the recovery.

I was so looking forward to 2019, until about 2 weeks ago.  After cancer, the follow up test and observations are so critical ... just as critical as early screening and testing in the first place.  On December 13th, a blood test identified an increase in my tumor markers, up from the normal range, increasing 300% within about 5 weeks, to a point indicating much concern.  Sadly, my cancer is back and has spread.  A CT Scan was quite  revealing.  Yesterday I received official word from my oncologist, my cancer has been declared stage 4 and I now have a growth on my liver.  Not good at all.

We are fast tracking to do all that is necessary to identify my cancers protein and look at future treatments that could include radiation, targeted therapies, immunotherapy, or whatever else my team determines.  I’ll still be under the care of my local oncologist, however, I’ll now be seeing colorectal specialist and researchers in Boston who will take the lead on my future treatments.  God willing, we are going to kick butt (pun intended) yet again.

Although I'm personally devastated again with this news, the hardest part has been telling each of my kids, that was not easy for me, or them, and I hated it. Carol, my caregiver from day 1 of this ordeal, was with me and took it just as hard, Thoughts and thanks for all she has done for me this past year.  This story is not done, there will be more to come.  

Throughout this past year, my social media following and support of family, friends, my Scentsy family, former coworkers and more has been incredible.  I so much appreciate it and each one of you.  I ask for your continued support, encouragement, not only for me, but for my entire family, they are hurting too.  Lastly, I’m going to ask you now to also support my 2019 Relay For Life team’s fund raising efforts.  I need that research support now more than ever.  

You can make a tax deductible donation in support of me and my team by clicking here:  My Relay For Life Donation page

You’ll receive a receipt directly from the American Cancer Society for your tax deductible donation.  A huge thank you from me personally for helping.  Please feel free to select “Other Amount” and write in what works best for you, ANY amount helps.  Please share this post on your social media page and let’s get the word out.  If you live near an Applebee’s or other location that does fundraising, let’s chat how you could help in a much bigger way, without a lot of time on your part. 

The fight continues.

#HaveFaith  #HaveBelief

I Wish I Felt Better

Only 25% of the way through my scheduled chemotherapy plan, yet I feel no better.  In fact, I often feel physically much the same as I did before hospitalization, surgery, and diagnosis.  I feel the same stomach like rumbling or upset feeling.  Mentally I feel worse. I’m just as tired as I was before. I’m probably more scared now knowing my self diagnosis was so out in left field and I was full of cancer instead.  I feel cancer is still there, still eating away at me.

My support structure is doing all the right things.  There are things I wish for that are not happening, but, those around me are doing more than I would have ever dreamed.  I feel busy and doing what I can, but don’t feel good about it.  I don’t have an inner feeling of love, peace, and recovery.  

I pray for strength and the feeling that I really am positive and #HaveBelief and #HaveFaith, and that those around me do as well.  I may be surrounded by family, friends, and supporters, but I feel alone and empty.

I’m not where I should be mentally.  God help me.  

Happy Mother’s Day mom, wish I could get there to hug you and hold you.  I miss you so much.

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Reaching Milestones, Side Effects Somewhat Under Control

I’ve written before, the side effects from this 3rd round of chemo has been the worst.  While that’s still true, the side effects (well, most of them) have subsided significantly.  Looking forward to a good weekend before we start round 4 next Tuesday.  Nevertheless, I look forward to round 4, chemo is my friend right now.  I should be having my first post op scan sometime around June 1st.  Fingers crossed for good results with that.

Most of the side effects aren’t bothering me too much, just causing frustration, lots of frustration.  I feel like I’m at least awake now, which is great, looking forward for some energy to come with being awake.  Cold sensitivity and a few other issues are under control for the moment, also good.  The jury is still out on other stuff.  All is good, I will get through this like many of you have before me.  Those that have gone through chemo, radiation treatments, or dealing with cancer at all have me in awe.  It’s not a fun road, but it’s the road we’re on and we can make it past the bad and restart the good.  #HaveBelief  #HaveFaith 

There have been several great things happen though that created happiness despite the chemo cloud.  Tuesday I was about to go to a local business to discuss my Relay for Life Fundraiser and Carol the Caretaker asked me to wait so she could go too. Although that may have been a little abnormal, I felt she just wanted to go with me to ensure I would be OK.  While waiting, I see a car pull in the driveway, wasn’t sure who it was until I saw the New York license plates.  Two of my amazing cousins drove here to pay me a visit.  How cool was that!  Not only did they come to visit, the brought dinner and made it, brought me all kinds of healthy snacks... I am so blessed to have such a great family.

I also closed a couple of Scentsy basket parties and started another.  One of the parties was the biggest basket/catalog party I’ve had since I began as a Scentsy Independent Consultant.  Then, to top it off, someone connected with me that wants to join my Scentsy team, that super stokes me up. That surely made my Scentsy month feel great.  I’d love to have you earn free Scentsy products and half priced items by hosting a basket party yourself.  Simple, easy, no hassle.  Please connect with me or visit my Scentsy Web site at http://www.DirectorDan.com

Next, after attending a Relay for Life meeting Monday night, I created a Facebook Fundraiser to help raise money for cancer research and all the other important services offered to cancer patients and caregivers.  I captain a Team at this years Relay for Life event at the Quaboag Valley event on Belchertown, MA on June 8th and 9th.  My Facebook Fundraiser reached my $1,000.00 goal in less than 4 days!  I’m in awe of your generosity.  You can find it On Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/donate/230226174395325/ or you could consider joining my team and or donating to my team by going to http://bit.ly/DDRelayTeam, find my name and click join, donate, or both

The weeks successes are awesome.  All my kids but Tyler, who lives in Florida, were able to meet with their cousin Steve for dinner near the airport.  Steve is a pilot for United Airlines and happen to fly into Hartford/Springfield yesterday and had a night layover. I missed it, but so happy the cousins and siblings got to hang out.  Makes my heart happy.

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Worst Week Yet, but, There’s a Silver Lining

At the end of the first week after my third chemo infusion I feel this has been the worst week so far.  I keep saying chemo is my friend and ridding those nasty cancerous cells we can’t see from my body, but it’s kicking my ass this week. I’m just very frustrated, on many different fronts, none of which I like.

From a side effect perspective, I’ve been so tired the past three days.  On Friday I got up, after 1:00 pm, showered and dressed in time for my caretaker wife to be my Uber like driver and take me to a few stops in the late afternoon.  Upon getting home, I did a few hours of Scentsy paperwork from my chair, my second best friend, only to fall asleep for the count.  I do wake up often, but without energy to do much of anything.  I got up Saturday morning, showered, dressed and laid back down in bed for a longer nap.  Tired, tired, tired.

My daughter Tina drove up from Connecticut to spend some time with Carol and me, which I greatly appreciated, I just don’t have the energy to drive her way yet.  I can’t wait for energy and ambition to return!  A nice couple hour visit, while sitting in the chair, always pleased with visits... then back to sleep.  What a boring post this is, that’s how I feel.

Awake again every hour of the night... no energy until I went to make a piece of toast and get a glass of OJ, at 4:00ish, that was my thrill of the night.  Woke up again mid morning with out the ability or energy to get up, which just created even more frustration, I’m so tired, out of energy, and lack of ability to get anything done.  That’s what I miss right now more than ever.

So what’s the silver lining?  There were several.  One of the stops Friday afternoon was to pick up a Scentsy catalog/basket party from a customer. It was the biggest and best basket party I’ve had since becoming a Scentsy Independent Consultant.  This amazing customer will end up with $249 worth of FREE and half price products for only $71 and change.  Awesome.  If you would like to help me during this medical hiccup, please host a catalog/basket party for me.  If only takes a total of $200 in orders to qualify for FREE and half priced items.  No home party, I’ll get you sample to try and scent samples to sniff, it’s really just that easy.

OK, the week has been physically and somewhat emotional draining, but, a second silver lining is that I heard from three of the four guys I hung out with the most during my high school days... received a few more cards from old friends and one of my amazing foster kids from New Mexico.  Those connections made a world of difference, including how I have to change one of my bucket list things to include a Blooming Onion - Barry and Ruth Ann - that’s a done deal whenever you can get to Massachusetts, or, you’ll need to wait until this fall when I can get to New York.  Carol has been amazing while taking care of not only me, but so many things around the house which I know must drain here.  Thanks Cooch!

Love you all, appreciate your love, support, and concerns.  We will get through this.  So happy I have found so many of you that have gone through similar circumstances before me, it just confirms my #HaveBelief and #HaveFaith thoughts.  Thanks to those of you that have let me know you have scheduled colonoscopies, mammograms or any other cancer related screenings. Early screening leads to early detection and early medical intervention.  We’ve got this, together. ❤️

If you were faced with chemo, would I recommend it to you?  Absolutely.  There are side effects, but at this point, I think it is the best chance for recovery and living... a restart on life.

My Bucket List

It was suggested to me I make a list of things I want to do over the next several years ... I guess that means my "Bucket List".  Never had a list, just ideas and thoughts of things I wanted to do, places to go, and other cool stuff.  When this post is done, I'll have a written down, post on the refrigerator, Bucket List, Dream Board, plan for the future.

For now, here goes, in no certain order:

• I want to go bass fishing with my nephew Jason Cyr ... he’s a pro (at least in my eyes) and knows what he’s doing
• I want to take Carol to Hawaii for a vacation.  It’s not that I ever wanted to go, but years ago, she said she wanted to.  It would be my way of a little thank you for being my cancer caregiver.  OK, so here’s a twist for me - my Scentsy friends Becca and Terry Levi go to Hawaii for several months of the year.  I’d like to go when they are there and meet them for dinner one night
• I want to build window frames to spruce up the appearance of the front of our house
• My son Ryan wants to go to a hockey game at all the NHL arenas.  I want to go with him to as many as possible
• I want to go to Florida and visit my Mom again soon
• I want to do something I always said I would never do ... the details won’t be disclosed until I actually do it
• I need to sell my BMW - I’ll never be able to get it fixed, it should go to someone who can give it new life (but I’m not giving it away!)
• I want to go visit my old HS days friend Barry and Ruthann - just want to say I love them and miss them
• I want to go to Kael and Bryanne’s wedding in Cancun, May 2019
• I want to cruise on Norwegian’s new Symphony of the Sea
• I want to go on a friend and family cruise.  Pick a date out in the future ... invite anyone to go on that cruise.  We don’t all have to hang out together all the time, just lots of friends and family having an amazing vacation 
• I want to take Stepheni to a Red Sox game at Fenway
• I want to re-earn my Scentsy Director title ... the Star ... then Superstar Director ... being one of the first men to do so, if not the first.
• I want to earn the right to attend Scentsy Leadership 2019
• I want to earn the next Scentsy Incentive Trip
• I want to see Mt Rushmore
• I want to see the cherry blossoms in Washington, DC
• I want a steak & lobster dinner at the Outback
• I want to spend a day lobstering with Tony Eugley and hear how his story is coming
• I want to get 500 people to complete cancer screening (colonoscopy or mammogram) who have put if off in the past
• I want to clean my garage and enjoy doing it
• I want to go back to NY and visit my relatives I don’t see often enough
• I want to visit Lakewood Church in Houston and meet Joel Osteen
• Say that I am cancer free ... I don’t have cancer, I “had” cancer #HaveBelief
• I want to find a way to help disadvantaged/hospitalized kids - like going to hospitals and making things happen to make them smile or laugh (I remember taking costumed cartoon characters to Newington Children’s Hospital in Newington, CT probably late 1970’s - don’t know why that didn’t continue.
• Participate in Relay for Life at as many places as I can

Okay, that’s a pretty good start.  Not too bad of a start.

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National Siblings Day ... I Give Thanks

I know I’m a little late, but I wanted to ensure I gave credit where credit is due on National Siblings Day.  I have two of the finest sisters a guy could ask for, especially considering I was not the easiest brother to live with and love.  We’ve had ups and downs, but, through thick and thin, even while cursing under their breath at me (which is only my speculation that’s what they may have been doing), they hung in there and stood by my side.  Sometimes, literally.

If I were able to recall all the examples of where they may have wanted to disown me or cast me away, Moby Dick would seem like a short story to read in an afternoon.  To this day, I will swear, I never ever meant to be a jerk brother, big or little.  Unfocused, spoiled maybe, and not really “getting it” as I wished I had, they were there.

So I don’t bore you with the details of my own inequities, I’d rather focus on my sisters heroics, which is how I see it, and how they each were always there, always.  I can never thank them enough or ever pay them back for all they have done.

My best shot at pay back is passing along to my children, and the others I interact with, their qualities and the life lessons they showed me, to help them be better people. The ultimate pay it forward passing through me.

Karen, Deb, and my brothers-in-law that also endured me, Bill and Steve, thank you, thank you, thank you.  You’re all the best.

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Another Scary Post, At Least For Me

Here I sit about 3:30 or so a.m.  I’ve been awake for over an hour with stomach cramps, bad taste in my mouth (more like an aftertaste from drinking Crystal Light, can’t sleep, can’t get comfortable.  Another bloody nose, which has been common place for a long time (partially what sent me looking for another doctor that would help figure it out - it’s been going on since I was seeing Dr. Mintz over 3 years ago).  I figure it’s just the reaction to chemo last week, or is it, my mind wanders.

It wanders and wanders, the new norm.  It’s often hard to put the good face forward when your mind is going in other directions. It’s hard to reel the thoughts back in when it seems like deja vu and you’ve been down this path or thought process before.  Is it already written in stone and I’m just playing out the days?  

As my stomach sits here gurgling away, I suddenly think, deja vu again.  This is exactly why I drove myself to the Emergency Room on February 20th - the same gurgling, the same stomach pains, the same sick feelings.  Was my disease just taking me over?  Was it spreading already?  Will my next CT Scan show that what’s left of my colon was just becoming a breeding ground for the cancer within me?  I hate this feeling.  How do I get it out of my head?  

I want to beat this horrific situation and move on with life.  It’s very difficult to see that happening and feeling my insides are just NOT normal anymore.  The support and love of friends is amazing.  The outpouring of so many well wishers is touching, some of them almost outright shocking. Nevertheless, I can’t help but think it’s all just part of the script with my tragic ending.

Heavenly Father, I beg you for the strength needed to make it to the next phase of my life on earth. I hope my wishes are the same as yours.  I am weak, I need your hand and love now more than ever.  This in the name of Jesus I pray.

#HaveBelief

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