Chemotherapy « Colin Loves Tractors

Last Stop, Pukesville!

The chemo train is taking Colin on a trip to Pukesville.

Marathon, Not a Sprint

We and others have often commented that cancer treatment is a marathon, not a sprint.

Every year, Thanksgiving is an opportunity for many things, the most honorable of which is the recognition of what we as individuals are thankful for and humility for having so much when there are people who have so little.

Twelve Hours

Colin has set a new record for readmission, though fortunately not because of a sudden deterioration of his condition.

This Tuna’s Not Going to Japan

Many years ago (well in excess of a decade), there was a magazine article about tuna fishing and the process of selecting the premium fish caught here in the North Atlantic that would fly to Japan.

Boomerang Boy

After days of struggling with the aftermath of chemo, Colin started to perk up a bit, so he emerged from the hospital after 25 days.

Awesomeness is Free of Charge

St. Jude has Kung Fu Panda in its DVD library, which I have never seen in its entirety.

Chemoed Out

Colin is officially chemoed out.

Normal, Redefined

On Tuesday, only one day late, Colin is back on track with chemo.

Chemo Vacation

Colin is taking a little chemo vacation, though it may be more theoretical than real.

Camp Sunshine is an incredible place for families with children with lifethreatening illnesses to find support. It costs $2,000 for a week of camp. Though much of the work is done by volunteers, they provide three meals a day for everybody and much much more.

Please help us keep the wheels turning so we can help make sure more families can experience this wonderful community. We are participating in the New Haven polar plunge on Saturday, February 25.

Visit our fundraising page to donate a few dollars to a great cause (four stars on Charity Navigator, the highest rating they give).

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