This
is probably going to come as a surprise to most of you, but 6 months
ago I was diagnosed with testicular cancer and had surgery to remove the
tumor. I was able to avoid chemo but have been watching everything
closely since then. I just found out that the cancer has spread to a
lymph node and I'll have to have another surgery to remove it, most
likely followed by a few months of chemotherapy. The
cure rate is nearly 100%, but I'll probably have to take next semester
off from law school due to the chemo. I feel it's best to make everything public
based a few things I learned during my last experience. I made it
through last time and I'll make it again, just gotta take things one day
at a time and finish this year strong.
