Run for Dori

Dori died the way she wanted this morning, with dignity and her soul ready for final journey. Rest easy, love of my life, and enjoy the peac...

Many times each week, we're asked, "What can we do to help?" Folks feel helpless. We get it. But there is much you can do. Man...

Am I becoming a recluse? I'm not up for answering all the calls from the dear people who call, text and e-mail. I hope they understand ...

Dori is enjoying time at home, on her comforting couch and on our panoramic deck that overlooks our tranquil yard. Some of our dear friends ...

Most of you know the bad news . The chemo in Houston didn't work, and Dori won't be able to transplant. We're completely devasta...

Amazing Dori did great today. Her port, believed to be the culprit of a staph infection, has been removed, and another biopsy is done. We’ll...

Dori is not feeling well again. She's in the emergency room in Texas with her sister, and I'm sitting here in our comfortable livin...

Yesterday afternoon, Dori's temperature spiked quickly and she started feeling weaker. When it neared 101, we headed to the emergency ro...

I have a family member who often, and I mean often, asks me when I'm going to stop running long distances, among several annoying questi...

Kathryn and I had an uneventful 12-hour ride to Houston yesterday, arriving around dinner time. We drove straight to the hospital, saw Dori,...