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2016 Philly Marathon and Half Marathon Weekend
Congrats to all marathon, half marathon, and 8k finishers in Philly this year. I can speak from personal experience the conditions for Saturday’s 13.1 were beautiful. I had a great run with my buddy Derek as we took in the sights and sounds of Philly and crossed the finish line with a robust “high-5”! It [...]
Posted in cancer, health & fitness, motivation, running Tagged cancer survivors, leukemia & lymphoma society, Lls, philly marathon, team in training Comments closed
Big Climb Philly 2017 Registration OPEN
One of the best events I did in 2016 was the Big Climb Philly that took us up 43 floors of the Comcast Building to a breathtaking view of the Philly skyline. I will absolutely be back in 2017!
Register Today for Big Climb Philly
MAY 13, 2017
ONE COMMERCE SQUARE
2005 Market St, Philadelphia, PA 19103
CLICK HERE TO [...]
Posted in cancer, charity, health & fitness, leukemia & lymphoma society, motivation, survivor Tagged big climb philly, leukemia & lymphoma society, Lls Comments closed
Philly Marathon Set to Kick Off
Race Weekend Schedule
Don’t miss a thing! The Philadelphia Marathon Race Weekend is full of events for the whole family.
Friday, November 18
Health & Fitness Expo
Noon – 9 p.m.
Pennsylvania Convention Center, Hall F
12th & Arch Streets
Saturday, November 19
Half Marathon
7:25 a.m. – Wheelchairs and Handcycles
7:30 a.m. – Runners
22nd & Benjamin Franklin Parkway
Rothman Institute 8K
10:40 a.m. – Wheelchairs and [...]
Welcome Fusion Fitness Studio
I’m looking forward to teaming up with Fernando Paredes of Fusion Fitness. Fernando and I have been running in the same circle and speaking at some of the same events in recent years and I fully subscribe to his functional strength principles. He brings an incredible amount of knowledge and insight to the table and [...]
Which Way is Life Podcast Interview
Back in September I did an interview for the RadioMD podcast “Which Way is Life?”. You can check it out here. Realize though that when we did this in September I was still undergoing treatment. As we all now know; I am FREE and CLEAR of disease and treatments are all DONE.
Which Way is Life
Which [...]
Posted in cancer, health & fitness, motivation Tagged chronic lymphocytic leukemia, cll, radiomd, which way is life Comments closed
2016 NYC 26.2 and Grassroot Soccer (and Shep)
So, here’s the thing…
For the past 7 years I have raced the NYC marathon with my good buddy Ethan Zohn in support of his charity Grassroot Soccer. A mutual friend introduced Ethan and I in 2009 knowing that we each shared a blood cancer diagnosis and we were both former soccer goalkeepers. What makes this [...]
Posted in cancer, charity, racing, running Tagged chronic lymphocytic leukemia, cll, ethan zohn, grassroot soccer, nyc marathon, shep messing Comments closed
Who Knew
Chronic lymphocytic leukemia is a very slow moving disease. So much so that people can be diagnosed in the very early stages but not need treatment for years. When I was diagnosed 10 years ago the disease could have been progressing for years prior to detection. One of the first questions that my doctor asked [...]
Posted in cancer, health & fitness, running, survivor Tagged chronic lymphocytic leukemia, cll, crozer keystone, leukemia & lymphoma society, team in training Comments closed
Cutaneous Lymphoma Foundation Patient Conference
On Sunday October 30th I will be speaking at a patient conference held by the Cutaneous Lymphoma Foundation and hosted by Columbia University. My presentation on Sunday is entitled “Living Above Chronic Cancer” and will focus on some keys and critical choices that I’ve made in ten years of living with chronic lymphocytic leukemia [...]
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I’m All DONE
I am extremely happy to say that I am all finished with my chemo treatments!!! I had my check up this morning and the decision to stop was a pretty easy one. My labs all came back normal and my lymph nodes have all returned to normal size. There is no reason to continue. I [...]
Posted in cancer, health & fitness, leukemia & lymphoma society, survivor Tagged bendeka, chronic lymphocytic leukemia, cll, leukemia & lymphoma society, rituxan Comments closed
A Bit of Thanks