Six years ago, I stared testicular cancer in the face. Nowadays, life is much different (and I mean more than the whole being down one ball thing).

Six years ago, I stared testicular cancer in the face. Nowadays, life is much different (and I mean more than the whole being down one ball thing).
After Putting It Off For Far Too Long, I Made My First Descents Trip to Santa Cruz For a Surfing Adventure Early on in...
After five years of cancer blogging, I share my tips and pick my favorite posts over the past twelve months and what I’ve learned.
For five years, I’ve been a Uniballer. On the anniversary of my orchiectomy, I wax poetically on the changes in my life over the past year.
Nearly five years after my testicular cancer diagnosis, I have yet another CT scan. The good news: It’s clean. The bittersweet news: It’s the end of an era.
I’m finally out of elementary school. I’m starting a new job with Savvy Coop, a patient-owned company to change healthcare by valuing the patient voice.
I recently completed tapering off my antidepressants after having been on them for over three years. I’m pleased to report it was a smooth process.
2020 can best be described as an abnormal year. Nonetheless, I received my normal report after my fourth annual post-cancer scan: still in remission.
As we encounter the four year mark on starting this blog, I look back at my favorite posts over the past twelve months and what I’ve learned.
As a testicular cancer survivor who had bleomycin treatment, I was curious about my own risk for COVID-19. Good news – I have no lung damage!