It SNUC Up On Us: Recent Episodes
Cyndi Graves
The Finish Line is getting closer. Today, we talked about the finish line from another journey and enjoy a trip back in time.
We are buckled in for this cancer treatment ride and unable to get off the rollercoaster. Come ride with us!
Listen in to hear the correlations of Cyndi's Day 26, 27 & 28 days while running across the US (in 2015) vs David's Day 26, 27 & 28 Cancer Treatment Journey (2021). Who knew our own journeys would be mirrors to the other.
What a fun morning to spend together at MDA! A Day Pass was granted to allow me to 'push' David to his appt today inside the magical MDA facility. Join us!
Has David been assigned this mountain to move to show others it can be moved? Grades and flunking are discussed in this episode. Oh, and we are going to talk about poop, too.
Cancer treatment says it's go-time! Things are ramping up for David as he nears his half-way point with radiation and chemotherapy. Side effects are plentiful these days.
Ready, Get Set, Go! We are right around the corner of the half way mark for David's cancer treatments.
Trying to come to terms with the depths of cancer treatment is ongoing. The fun never stops, as humor is our best medicine.
In this episode, we hear the stories from other head and neck cancer survivors and warriors whose words inspire - and inform us - of the life behind the Cancer Door.
A fortnight, by definition, is a unit of measure equal to 14 days. David hit the fortnight point this past weekend, and starts his third week of cancer treatments for SNUC. Let's see where he's at on things at this point.
Today, we'll hear from David! As he moves through this chapter of his life (his "life test"), we'll hear from him as he shares his SNUC experience from his body, mind and soul,
The Good, The Bad and The Cancer - and a restorative weekend trip back home to Gunter brings peace and comfort.
Keep calm and fight on. That’s exactly what David is doing these days. 11 days into cancer treatment, and he’s staying strong.
The conversation focuses today on a caregiver’s passions, in the midst of cancer treatment. Plus, the introduction of The Littles.
As David moves through his 63rd birthday inside the walls of MD Anderson, he shines his bright light on all he meets.
MLK Day brought David a welcome break from treatment today. It was a day of reflection - and rest for him.
Listen in as we fall into our first weekend (after the first week of radiation and chemotherapy). David in Houston, and I traveling back home to Gunter to check on the farm.
David has some new visitors showing up on Day 4 of cancer treatment. Some welcome, others not.
It’s one thing to say your going to do something, and a completely other thing to actually do it.
Have you ever wondered what day 1 of cancer treatment is like as a patient at MD Anderson? Now is your chance to get the nitty gritty! How else would you know you may spend 2 hours with ophthalmology? Eyes are important, as you know, so we’re not complaining.
We all dread a crack in the wall. We know it’ll get worse in time, if we don’t intervene. No one wants foundation problems, but sometimes they happen.
Cancer takes, but also gives. Give this episode a listen to learn what Cyndi and David learned from cancer so far.