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Category Archives: From LHH Website
April 2012 Scan Results
It’s been over a week since I stopped working at the COP. I’ve not done anything super remarkable since then. I already miss seeing my friends. I don’t miss the bench on the 2nd floor that I took naps on. … Continue reading
If you fear change, give it to me!
The change is really happening! Next Thursday is my official last day of working for the City of Portland. I’m still pleased about my decision to take some time off from working. I’m not sure how long I’m going to … Continue reading
10…9…8…7…
…and back to 9! That’s how many day’s I’m planning to work. After that it’s early retirement for this kid! It’s not official-official but it is close enough that I’m willing to post it here for all to read. If … Continue reading
ALK Positive
Over the last few weeks I’ve spent a lot of time studying my disease. Finally, I am able to do it comfortably. When I was first diagnosed with cancer last May my oncologist said to me, “Don’t look up lung … Continue reading
What a week….
Thank you everyone who participated in my last post. I really appreciate all the comments and emails that addressed my questions. I’m happy to hear that not only do most of the people around me think about these questions, you … Continue reading
Living is Easy or Not So Much
The last week was a tough one for little Kim. It felt like I hit rock bottom last weekend, which came as a shock to me. I’ve really been quite strong through all of this hell but no so much … Continue reading
What do you do?
I’m interested in knowing a little bit about each of you. (Sharing time.) What do you do in your life that brings you joy? Makes you feel complete? Is your contribution to the world? What do you want to be … Continue reading
Work with a Capitol W
How do sick people in this country actually afford to stay home to take care of themselves? I really don’t know. I’ve been doing the responsible person thing by having a full time job at the City since I was … Continue reading
It’s what’s in your insides that counts!
I made my first fresh veggie juice this am. It tasted pretty funky but it is something I can get used to knowing how good it is for me. The ingredients: lemon, ginger, kale, wheatgrass, carrots, beets, and apple. SW … Continue reading
It was my birthday
I got one year older over the weekend. My body feels more than a year older than it was last year at this time. I attribute it all to the cancer. I’ve had such big things happen over the last 10 … Continue reading
Aquarius vs. Cancer 