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Cancer is a 2x4 to the Head: And The Beat Goes On
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Cancer is a 2x4 to the Head. The Long and Winding Road Begins. Wednesday, October 13, 2010. And The Beat Goes On. Am taking many walks around the hallways along with my pole that holds many bags and gadgets that monitor and feed me. The days are long and filled with numerous interruptions and probings. Seems like I spend the whole day exposing myself. There's talk about my going home this weekend; it all depends on pain issues, getting unhooked and meeting with various support systems. Breathe deep. ...
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Cancer is a 2x4 to the Head: On The Road Again
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Cancer is a 2x4 to the Head. The Long and Winding Road Begins. Saturday, December 18, 2010. On The Road Again. I have the option to go back to chemo but I'm not strong enough to endure that as my weight is down to about 133 lbs. The job now is to make me as comfortable as possible with medication without taking away my clarity. I've just started taking different pain medications which will hopefully help. The days are long; the nights are even longer as my energy levels are at an all time low. You are al...
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Cancer is a 2x4 to the Head: Obituary
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Cancer is a 2x4 to the Head. The Long and Winding Road Begins. Friday, January 21, 2011. Extraordinary Educator, Friend and Community Builder. Randolph Center, Vermont. Christopher Slayton, 67, died peacefully at home on January 12, 2011, after a long struggle with pancreatic cancer. Chris was born in Concord, MA, and grew up in New Hampshire, graduating from Bristol High School in 1961. Amanda E Slayton and Kathryn E Slayton, and an increasing number of great nieces and nephews. Jean, Chris and the kids.
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Cancer is a 2x4 to the Head: September 2010
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Cancer is a 2x4 to the Head. The Long and Winding Road Begins. Friday, September 24, 2010. Date of surgery has been changed to 1 week earlier, now just 2 weeks away from today: Friday October 8th. Jean, Chris and the kids. Thursday, September 23, 2010. Dad and I (this is Matt) woke up to one of the most beautiful mornings since I've been home this Fall - sunny and relatively warm! Today was an important meeting with Dr. Kerrington Smith, the surgeon that will be doing the Whipple procedure. Jean, Chris a...
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Cancer is a 2x4 to the Head: October 2010
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Cancer is a 2x4 to the Head. The Long and Winding Road Begins. Sunday, October 17, 2010. Well, to all of you who have been following my progress since last May or June, I'm happy to report that we've gone about as far as we can go for a while. I came home Sat., Oct. 16, 2010 and will be in full recuperation. Jean, Chris and the kids. Wednesday, October 13, 2010. And The Beat Goes On. It was good today to watch the miners being retrieved in Chile and I started a new book, "Crash Course" by Paul Ingrassia,...
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Cancer is a 2x4 to the Head: June 2010
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Cancer is a 2x4 to the Head. The Long and Winding Road Begins. Wednesday, June 30, 2010. I Can't Find My Whistle! Can you believe it? While the chemo is attacking cancer cells (along with healthy cells), it's causing my mouth to be constantly dry; therefore I've lost my ability to pucker up and whistle. As many of you know I have whistled. Establishments. People who aren't aware of what I'm going through stop me to ask, "Where's the whistle? Jean, Chris and the kids. Tuesday, June 22, 2010. I feel I have...
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Cancer is a 2x4 to the Head: Chris Slayton Events
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Cancer is a 2x4 to the Head. The Long and Winding Road Begins. Thursday, January 13, 2011. Good Evening Friends,. Thank you for all the welcomed responses, comforting visits, and warm (yes, the muffins this morning were still hot! Aside from the pleasure of seeing and being with family this afternoon we have been able to confirm a number of key dates, times and locations. Time: Saturday, January 15th, 2011 from 3pm-7pm. Address: 220 Ridge Road, Randolph Center, Vermont 05061. Address: East Bethel Road, R...
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Cancer is a 2x4 to the Head: January 2011
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Cancer is a 2x4 to the Head. The Long and Winding Road Begins. Friday, January 21, 2011. Extraordinary Educator, Friend and Community Builder. Randolph Center, Vermont. Christopher Slayton, 67, died peacefully at home on January 12, 2011, after a long struggle with pancreatic cancer. Chris was born in Concord, MA, and grew up in New Hampshire, graduating from Bristol High School in 1961. Amanda E Slayton and Kathryn E Slayton, and an increasing number of great nieces and nephews. Jean, Chris and the kids.
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Cancer is a 2x4 to the Head: Recovery
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Cancer is a 2x4 to the Head. The Long and Winding Road Begins. Thursday, November 11, 2010. This entry to my blog could very well be the last one for a month or so as my visits to Hanover with the medical doctors are less frequent. Presently, I am in moderate pain throughout the day and my appetite is still an issue. I struggle mostly with the supper hour. However, I am going to the fitness center here at the college most days to walk laps around the basketball court and use the elliptical. Lion In Da Sun.
