Run for Dori

The alarm went off at 4:35 this morning, and I woke up literally dreaming I was running. As I stirred about, I realized that, indeed, I had...

Yesterday, Will ran with me and Pepper at Radnor under ideal conditions. The park was filled with nice families, young couples and slap-hap...

This morning around 10, I was drawn to an obituary of a 37-year-old woman. It was the lead obituary, but I was drawn more by the woman's...

I'm talking to Dori about the week, which has been very busy but even more blunt. Dori says she's been reading blogs of transplant p...

I ran four miles yesterday afternoon at Radnor Lake with Pepper. We had a nice, easy run, on which Pepper attempted to sniff every dog, per...

I didn't get to blog during the week, so clearly, I'm expending some penned-up blog energy. This morning's run was both challeng...

I continue to be humbled by good news. I learned this morning that the mother of my friend Beth Fortune has completed her radiation treatmen...

Dori's heartfelt post on CaringBridge has evoked nearly 40 responses today. Some told me they shed a tear or two when they read her wor...

Just a quick post before I head to work ... Today is Day 100 for Dori post bone marrow transplant. We will celebrate tonight at my Mom'...

Dori had a good day at clinic this morning. Anne took her, and Mom is taking her tomorrow for a biopsy and pulmonary test. On Thursday, my...