Hi all! It’s me, Sam. I know it’s been a HOT minute since I’ve posted here, but since it is the ONE YEAR ANNIVERSARY of my finishing chemo I’ve been feeling a little sentimental lately. Anyways, I’ve been thinking a lot about today a year ago and how beyond excited I was to have my very last chemo treatment. So here is a little story of my very last chemo treatment. I am going to be completely honest with y'all here... I have about the absolute WORST memory because let’s be honest chemo brain is a real thing. So I’m gonna do my best telling you all the details about this day. October 4th, 2018: Okay so let’s just say I woke up pretty excited to go to chemo (never thought that would happen), but I had gotten my chemo nurse, Carolyn, a couple small gifts and I could not wait to give them to her. Let's talk about Carolyn for a second. I could go on and on about this woman, but none of the words that I type could ever truly tell you how much she means to me. She was the big...
I know it has been a while since my last post. To keep you updated, I recently shaved my head. It was definitely time for it to happen. It was a good run, but it had to be done. I am still getting used to it and it still catches me off guard sometimes that I don't have hair. My biggest fear was that I was just going to read cancer patient and everyone would start to look at me with that sympathy look that we all know and hate. So far, that's only happened a few times. It definitely will take some getting used to, but I think it will be a good change... and who knows maybe it'll grow back a different color and curly. It'll be like a game when it starts to grow back. I waited a while for my next post because I wanted to be able to share my second PET scan results with everyone and then I forgot to post it, so now I am posting it really late. Most of you probably saw the results from what my mom posted on Facebook, but it is still exciting so I want to share! ...