You can rest assured that I'll be cranking out Crashlands art and continuing to work during treatment. I'll be plopped in the hospital for another three weeks.Īfter all of that I'll be done - the same human on the outside, but unmistakenly different on the inside. Some lovely soul, somewhere in the world, will be gifting me their immune system. I'll then receive my own bone marrow back, and be left to recover for two months.įinally, I'll undergo a donor transplant. Beginning around May 11th, I'll be in the hospital for 3 weeks, during which time I'll receive a chemo so potent it will utterly destroy my bone marrow (and, theoretically, all the cancer ever made inside my body). My next treatments are March 11th and April 4th - each of which places me in the hospital for 3 days.įollowing these intensive treatments I will have what's called an autologous stem-cell transplant. I've already completed 1 of the 3 rounds of chemotherapy I'll be receiving. My treatment will last approximately 6 months.

Treatment is going to be long, complicated, and really, really rough. To say it's been an odd week would be an understatement. Right now, I'm pushing back on an intense pain that's radiating from my spine and hips each time my heart beats. I spent that time preparing promotional assets for Flop Rocket's appearance on the App Store, between bouts of brain fuzz and nausea caused by a 3-day chemotherapy infusion. Last week, after a surgery and several scans, I was re-diagnosed with Lymphoma, cancer of the lymph system.It's the same hellaciously aggressive version I had over a year ago - the thing that inspired Crashlands and pushed us to where we are today.

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