had my first blood draw in L.A. yesterday. it was on the UCLA campus.
so here's the thing. since I'm in between full-time insurance companies, my plan is to have the blood draw in L.A. with the results to be faxed to my oncologist in Tucson.
I don't want to get an oncologist under Cobra then have to do it all over again once my new health-care coverage kicks. too much run around.
so we'll see if this interim plan works.
About Me
- the cancer blogs
- George B. Sanchez: I grew up in Arcadia, a suburb sandwiched between pasadena and El Monte. Went to college in San Francisco and have since lived in Chicago, Santa Cruz, Salinas, and now Tucson. I'm a reporter. I also sing and play guitar for rum & rebellion. I discovered a tumor in my right testicle at the beginning of May 2007. About 15 days later it was removed and I was formally diagnosed with cancer.... Paul Contreras: I grew in the in a suburb of Los Angeles, Santa Fe Springs. I floated around life, going from school to school, searching for...something. So in 2004, i joined th Navy. I had hopes and dreams of Hemingway and Kerouac adventures. But one day in September changed my life forever...
Our intrepid bloggers on assignment in Caborca, Sonora, MEX
Taken on Jan. 26, 2008 by Samuel Herrera while in search of an airfield and pilots
nuestros amigos
- Adrian Bravo: LA event producer, LHS Class of '97 and Cancer Survivor
- Arizona Daily Star
- Doc Robertson
- El Andar
- Joshua Lilienstein: USC med student fighting cancer
- Leroy Sievers: NPR columnist and Nightline producer fighting cancer
- Livestrong
- Los Angeles Daily News
- National Comprehensive Cancer Network
- Paul's Facebook Page
- Roberto Rodriguez y Patrisia Gonzales
- Rum & Rebellion
- Smacky MacDonald
- The Assertive Cancer Patient: Reporter Jeanne Sather on life with Cancer
- The Beat
- Ukhampacha Bolivia
- USF Journalism Forum
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As the good book says, it is hard to kick against the pricks. Googled that to find out exactly where in the King James it came from. I learned it had a nuance of meaning that had escaped me. According to at least one dictionary of idioms, it means "resisting those in authority."
So when it comes to you, George: doesn't apply.
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