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It is the middle of the night again, almost 4 AM, and my heart will not settle. I am scared, nervous, hopeful, and thankful all at the same time. My next CT scan is Tuesday, December 2, and I can feel the weight of it pressing on my chest. These scans are not just images … Read more
I made it. Thank God — I made it. This year, I will be sitting at the table with a heart that’s fuller than any plate in front of me. 2025 has been a year of highs and lows, hope and fear, pain and healing. And somehow, through everything, I’m still here. That alone is … Read more
I Am Beginning To Understand Why I’m Still Here There are moments in life when you stop asking “Why is this happening to me?” and start asking “What is this trying to teach me?” I feel like I am living in that place right now. The treatments can be brutal, medieval, and harsh, but I am … Read more
Everyone who knows me knows I like to stay busy, and this past week was no exception. I launched my new website, Wayne’s Cancer Journey, where every update I email out is also posted. I’d love for you to take a look. At the bottom of each post is a comments section, and I can’t … Read more
Thursday was a big day. I received my second Keytruda infusion at Regions Hospital in Saint Paul. The day before, I had a high-dose vitamin C infusion at The Drip Bar in Edina. There’s a strong belief that receiving both within 24 hours can enhance their effectiveness, and I have to say, I think they’re … Read more
It’s Sunday night, and I’d like to share a heartfelt update. This past week, I completed two high-dose IV vitamin C infusions (HDIVC), one at 25 grams on Wednesday and another at 50 grams on Saturday. If all goes well, I will take two more this week at 50 grams, and then, if my body … Read more
Yesterday marked a powerful step forward in my healing journey. I received my very first High Dose IV Vitamin C (HDIVC) infusion at The Drip Bar in Edina, MN. I’m grateful to say my body tolerated it well. From here, I’ll receive these infusions twice a week for the next 12 to 16 weeks, in … Read more
I never imagined I’d be writing this for the third time, but here I am — still in the fight. My first two battles with cancer were in my neck. I endured 70 radiation treatments, nearly 20 rounds of chemotherapy, and a radical neck dissection that removed my lymph nodes. I fought hard, and I … Read more