The Blog Log

[Columbo-in-PQ]

My blog -- http://www.lighterontheleftside.com/

[thetaguru]

Another blog

Here is a blog that was put up when I was going through treatment (mostly written by my wife but she is much more articulate than I am). My situation was 100% EC, Left I/O, 3xBEP. While I was diagnosed and going through treatment, my wife was pregnant with our first child so the blog does include our experiences in both areas. Not sure if it is worth sharing but if at least one person finds some info or comfort from it, then so be it.

http://thetumorandthebean.wordpress.com/

[Ainsleigh]

Wesley's Blog - A very COMPLICATED case

Here is the link to my brother's story... It's a very diluted and compressed one... just to give you a sense of where we are now.

Basically he has had an orchiectomy, 4 X BEP, RPLND, 5 X TIP and another RPLND. All in the space of 10 months.... and still battling the disease

http://www.tc-cancer.com/forum/entry.php/21-Wesley-s-COMPLICATED-story-****-CANCER

x Ainsleigh

[rversaci]

Another Blog

Hey Nick--

I'd like to submit my blog to your roll. It's called "Queasy Writer," and it's at http://queasywriter.blogspot.com.

I survived a germ cell tumor back in 2003, and after ten cancer-free years, I now have testicular cancer (it's not a recurrence; the cells are different).

Let me know if you need any other information.

[SixPackScars]

Hey Everyone,

Here is my blog about fitness after testicular cancer. Trying to build a six pack around a RPLND scar. http://www.sixpackscars.blogspot.ca

Thanks Dave

[JohanusEU]

Hi SPS, I'm glad to see another enthusiastic fitness fan around here. Very nice blog. I'm in the quite similar situation. Although I've build-up my 6 pack prior TC diagnosis and lost it after treatment (3x BEP) and never had RPLND. Now I'm getting back into shape (almost there ) Remember, the only way how to get 6 pack is through "fork and knife". Exercising is important, but balanced nutrition is essential (unless you are less than 20). Here is my topic dedicated to fitness after TC:

http://www.tc-cancer.com/forum/forum/during-treatment-and-beyond/living-with-testicular-cancer/274206-intensive-fitness-sport-activities-after-tc

Good luck!

[billandtuna]

Hi Nick,
I'm pretty new here, and new to orchid tumors, and I've maintained a blog for a long while now, started out as a travelogue, then a rambling discussion of queer health, epidemiology, teaching. Now it's transitioning to more posts about my journey through the tumor experience, with a mix of earlier topics as well.

https://billandtuna.blogspot.com : I'm Bill. These are my observations on queer health, and other things I care about for one reason or another. Tuna was my adorable dog, a companion of 16 years.