Darren Watkins·Aug 27The Invisible Finish LineWhy remission isn’t quite the end of cancerA response icon2A response icon2
Sheri Scalley Solomon·Aug 22Come Say Hello — I’ll Be at FrogPatchFour weeks from today, I will be sitting in a little shop in downtown Kennewick with 20 signed copies of a book I never imagined I would…
Darren Watkins·Aug 16Your Body Is a Teammate TooThe daily protocol I built alongside chemotherapy — and the one fact about how my treatment actually worked that made me take it seriously.A response icon1A response icon1
Sheri Scalley Solomon·Aug 3It’s Ok to Lookand my friend Alf, from Sweden did it again … He took another poem of mine, and created a song based on my humble wordsA response icon1A response icon1
Sheri Scalley Solomon·Jul 30Gifting at Trios — July 29 2026During chemotherapy I was just trying to make it to the next treatment.
Sheri Scalley Solomon·Jul 26“My Life”My friend Alf, from Sweden, has once again done it !! Alf took my poem found on page 56 of my book “When Cancer Called My Name” and turned…
Chris Stiebler·Jul 24The “Camino” was preparing me for another walkIn the spring of 2017, I set out on what I believed would be the most significant walk of my life.
Sheri Scalley Solomon·Jul 18“Dear Phlebotomist” and “I Suck at Sucking”Some People Draw Blood — Some People Just Try
Darren Watkins·Jul 13Cancer Doesn’t Just Need Better Treatments. It Needs Better Teammates.What happens inside your head when someone tells you they have cancer?
