Cancerman!

The last of the locs.

More hair-pulling madness.

This is me literally pulling out my hair.

Another Arse Shot- what fun

Saying goodbye to my doctors and nurses at the hospital after intensive treatment for high rish acute lymphoblastic leukemia

Frazer, PA - March 20, 2008 /PRNewswire—Cephalon, Inc. (Nasdaq: CEPH) today announced that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved TREANDA® (bendamustine hydrochloride) for Injection   more...for the treatment of patients with chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL), a slowly progressing blood and bone marrow disease. The American Cancer Society estimates that more than 15,000 new cases of this rare disease will be diagnosed in the United States this year. The TREANDA application as a CLL treatment received priority review from the FDA and was approved within six months of the September 2007 submission. Cephalon anticipates that TREANDA will be available to physicians and patients as a CLL treatment in the United States in April 2008.

"TREANDA is an important new treatment for patients with chronic lymphocytic leukemia, and this first-cycle approval by FDA represents a significant milestone in the growth of our oncology business," said Dr. Lesley Russell, Executive Vice President, Worldwide Medical and Regulatory Operations. "With a strong pipeline of near- and longer-term opportunities, Cephalon Oncology is poised to deliver therapies that target both hematologic cancers and solid tumors for patients in need of new options."  less

<b>6 yr old Tyler
<i>(my step grandson)</i>
Talks about his friend
Jordan with cancer and
about remembering
Grandma Shay Shay
when I first had cancer.
(getting my hair cut
because the side
  more...effects of chemo were
already resulting with
my hair falling out.)  less

While in hospital getting treatment for leukemia, a lovely bunch of 5 year olds from RED CLASS would send me emails asking me questions, and I would answer them and ask some of my own. I compiled some   more...of there answers into a nonsense little song for them- and yes I was on a chemo drip at the time!  less

A video made while in the psychotic depths of chemotherapy treatment for leukaemia. I'm a lot better now, but just as twisted :)

A strange occurence during one of my painful injections (as part of my leukemia treatment). Just once - it didn't hurt at all :)

Saying goodbye to my cat on the day of my bone marrow transplant.

Playing with my nephews during recovery from my bone marrow transplant. They were all hurt in the making of this movie.

A serious infection I caught in Hopsital on New Years 2005, while undergoing treatment for Leukemia

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A quick update on my medical condition, a big thank you for the wonderful support from my LV friends and a guitar performance in gratitude...Thanks for watching! milt

Cancer touches all ages...Allow me to talk to you about how I feel about cancer and sharing my dance to the generations it touches!I am a SURVIVOR and I am happy to be alive...those who did not win the   more...fight are OUR HERO'S as they have paved the road for us survivors!
BLESS THEM and ALL  less

<b>For The People
From the People

Sadly, I had to cancel a trip to do some gigs with my best friend Dave Karnes in Fort Worth, Texas due to a post-transplant infection. Amazingly, a friend of Dave's (but a stranger to me) made this video.   more... I'm so touched that Ken & Kat would go to so much trouble! Can't wait for an opportunity to get out there to meet Dave, Ken, Kat and all those lovely people (and frankly some gorgeous ladies)- Won't you join me?  less

A call out to the world on the day of my bone marrow biopsy. Incidentally the map is now covered in red!

Trying to express the post- Spinal Tap sensation (leukemia treatment) in the medium of modern faux-bollywood dance. As you do.

A brief tour through my leukemia experience and footage of my hike up England's highest peak to commemorate the 2-year anniversary of my bone marrow transplant- thanks for watching!

My Bone Marrow Transplant, April 8 2005 - Treatment for acute lymphoblastic leukemia. There you go.

<b>My Last Cancer Treatment</b> -
Walking around &
handing out jellybeans to other
patients while I'm hooked up
to my IV port in my chest.