Thank You

Sorry for taking so long to offer another update, but I just haven't had much to say. The effects of the chemotherapy wore off a few weeks ago and now it takes some real effort to make my life sound dramatic. No chemo means that I have an immune system again, so I can face the seething masses of humanity at the mall without an ounce of fear! The nausea is gone and I've bravely eaten enough tacos to put on ten pounds! Hair is growing again so I've got extra bushy nostrils once more!

Jokes aside, I truly have returned to normal living. Barring a catscan gone wrong, my days of internet stardom are over. (Actually I'm quoted in this week's Boston Phoenix, but that's not the point.)

Now that I'm done, I do have one last thing to say: Thank you. I want to thank everybody who has been concerned about my health and has taken the time to check in to see how Sheela and I are doing. It was her idea to start a newsletter and my friend Geoff suggested that I turn it into a blog. The creative outlet added some entertainment value, but the real reward has been the warm thoughts that all of you have sent our way. To hear from everybody and to find out how much people care made chemotherapy bearable.

Thank you.