While writing here does have a cathartic element (impressive vocabulary, huh?), by no means am I writing my epilogue. I don't think I have ever been a quitter, and I am not starting now. This is the biggest challenge I have ever fought, but that doesn't mean I am doomed to lose.
I continue to fight, using modern medicine as a weapon, although I have my reservations that the chemotherapy and other procedures are not a realistically a cure, but a extension on life to the unavoidable.
I do believe that the human body is an amazing organism and has the ability to heal itself in many cases. I continue to investigate the possibility of more holistic ways to fight as an option.
But at the same time I do need to realize that this is a fight where the cards are stacked against me. And for that reason I need to be ready to face the fact that this is a fight I may lose. In reality we will all lose this battle at some point, and it seems to come when we are not prepared for it.
Overall I do feel good right now. For that reason I do believe that my battle will be a lengthy one. And everyday brings the optimism that maybe I can win this encounter with mortality.
I apologize that this post might be a little dreary, but I promise more positivity is coming.
Hockey season started and Vegas is 2-0. So that's a positive element.
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