Feb
2016

Crowdsourcing Cancer (Part 2)

categories: Cancer Journey, Crowdsourcing

Blogpost2

If you prefer listening to reading an audio version is available below the text.

Crowdsourcing came to me organically.  After I was diagnosed I didn’t decide to solicit information, help and opinions from a large group of people.  I just did it.  Instinctively, I said and repeated, “I have cancer and I need your help” to throngs of family, friends, strangers, and acquaintances and waited for responses. (more…)


Feb
2016

Crowdsourcing Cancer (Part 1)

categories: Cancer Journey, Crowdsourcing

Blogpost2 (2)

If you prefer listening to reading, an audio version is available below the text.

I don’t remember what the doctor said when she told me that I have cancer.  I don’t remember the words.  I do remember feeling a cold small panic that grew warmer, then larger.  A panic that urged my mind and heart to race and then to stop, simultaneously then sequentially, all at once then not at all. (more…)

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