Many of you probably remember Craig Sager, the sports reporter with the wild outfits, huge personality, and gigantic heart who gave that incredible speech at...

Wow — I can’t believe it’s 2020! Where does the time go? It’s funny how time can move so quickly or so slowly, depending on what you need it to do (always do...

Silver Badge of Courage The most outward sign of cancer is baldness. It’s not like the receding hairline baldness or the Michael Jordan-esque shaved head. ...

A lot of you have been asking what happens now that the transplant is done. Is Matt better now? Is he recovering from surgery? Is the cancer gone? When c...

Agony & Ecstacy On November 3rd we were readmitted to the hospital to start the transplant process. On November 29th, we were released. Freedom, sweet freedo...

As we sit here in the hospital room, reading through the messages you've sent us -- and as we find ourselves trying to process the magnitude of generosity an...

Today is nearly done. But my lease on life has just been renewed. I received my stem cell transplant courtesy my generous, compassionate, and beautiful siste...

Help Us Win This Battle This is the hardest page we've had to make on this blog. Many of you have been asking how you can help. It's not easy asking for hel...

Perspective D-Day is upon us. Today we got re-admitted to the hospital to start the transplant process. I'm a bit anxious, a bit scared, and mostly ready. ...

Today marks our final day of freedom before it's back to the hospital to begin the transplant process tomorrow. We'll be in the hospital for 3-4 weeks and t...

I've been getting a lot of questions about my chemotherapy. This was not a topic that I knew much about before this, uh, adventure. I, like everyone else, go...

The Bone Marrow Transplant Coordinator said we’d have days where we feel sad, days where we feel angry, days we feel like giving up, days we feel like throwi...