On April 5, 2009, three words changed my life -- and the lives of my wife and four children - forever: "You have cancer." Here is what I wrote in my blog: "It was a moment frozen in time as I gazed over the edge of my earthly life."
Those words resonate within me to this day.
Diagnosed with stage IV diffuse large B-cell non-Hodgkin's lymphoma, my life was turned upside down as I was abruptly catapulted into "cancer world" -- a world of doctor and hospital visits, medical tests and chemotherapy; a world of waiting and watching, worrying and praying.
