By Nat King Cole Such an ear-pleasing sound. Such a smooth and melodic timbre. Such grace and elegance. Nat King Cole’s version of Mona...

By The Beatles, covered by The Carpenters

I incurred a minor relapse. The statement is as blunt and disruptive as the experience. MS relapses have no finesse or tact. There is not...

By ELO, Electric Light Orchestra In the pantheon of songs that must be “dance to” this one is right up near the top. And what better way...

My previous post (January) included the experiences and thoughts regarding the first 14 days of a Car T cell protocol. This post deals...

By Doris Day

Growing up, I was an excellent student. I studied diligently, invested time in homework, and came to class prepared. A+ report cards were...

By Ray Charles/Willie Nelson This song has nothing to do with this month’s article. About two days ago I woke up at about 2:00 am with...

Well, the good news is that I have made it past Day 14, which in a Car T Cell protocol is a benchmark day. Research/History of the...

Happy Holidays to all who happen upon this post. May this Holiday Season bring you joy and peacefulness. In a little less than two weeks...

By the Statler Brothers Well, this is an old country mega-hit first recorded in 1965 which is almost 60 years ago. I decided to choose it...

By KT Tunstall

I opened my mailbox the other day to find a small package containing a handmade card and a light paperback: Single Handedly: Learning to...

By Dire Straits In my humble option, the band Dire Straits from the UK seems to always fall under the radar when discussing distinctive...

Happy Thanksgiving? What, with cancer? OK, as promised here is an update on my CAR T cell process. I am proceeding forward with the Car T...

By Roseanne Cash I had a difficult time with this month’s song. I just could not make up my mind. This song, first recorded in 1961 by...

Well, October finds me preparing for Car T cell therapy. I am scheduled to have my T-Cells harvested in early November. Once harvested,...

By Peggy Lee

Whenever crafting a performance, I always mine for the moments of silence - the reverent pauses that allow for the impact of the...

By Robert Earl Keen (REK) Yes, I could have gone with “Its Hard To Be Humble” covered by many different artists. However I have always...