“Words that Sound Normal to Us, but Not to Others” – Please Help Detric!
Note: I am posting this week’s Gonzo Mama column a couple days early, in order to help publicize the opportunity to help a young local cancer patient this weekend at the rodeo. One of my e-friends, Mindi Finch, posted this tweet on Twitter: “Words that sound normal to us, but not others: ‘Go ahead and … Read more
My Brother: Kicking Cancer’s Butt for Thirteen Years! (UPDATED)
There we are… ages three and one. Aren’t we cute? Thirteen years ago, my brother, “Bubba,” was diagnosed with erythroleukemia. He was 17 years old. Erythroleukemia is a rare type of leukemia that accounts for only 3-5% of new acute myelogenous leukemia (AML) cases. It differs from most forms of leukemia in that it affects … Read more
