Chore Galaz

I was discharged this evening from the hospital! The stage IV colon cancer patient has been released into the public! Run for your lives! My gut is wildly sore from surgery (getting up from a chair or out of bed is very difficult) and my chest from the port installation is stinging like hell but the hospital let me go home. They also sent me home with Oxycodone. That is helpful. Special acknowledgement to my incredible friend Andres for the transportation home. I did not have the chance while I was in the hospital to extend thank you's to Karri, Shayla, Christy, Randi, Alexis, Brian, Valerie, Anna, Kelly, Elizabeth, Michael, and Matt. They were kind enough to add to overall donations to help me with some of the bills for keeping me alive. Link for this is whatsuptucson.com/cancer The images they showed me that they shot when they were in my gut on Tuesday of what happened originally in my gut in August are extraordinary. When my appendix ruptured, it sprayed cancer all over my digestive cavity like when you shake up a beer and it sprays when you open it. Doctors didn't know because the original surgery was specifically to remove the appendix and they were surprised when they found the cancer. This time they were able to probe around and look and surprisingly enough, didn't find any items I swallowed when I was a child. As a result, this is why the timetable for chemo moved up to present and the port was installed in my chest to administer it. That will be the next adKENture in the coming days. Thank you for the prayers, kind things, nasty things, everything that you've said or done in support or detriment in the last three months. This has been the scariest thing I have ever faced in my life and I wouldn't want to go on if it wasn't for you and your support. I appreciate you.