Cancer survior’s guide for software developers

March 7, 2006 By

I hope none of you need to read this, but Douglas Reilly is a cancer survivor and wrote a great article for software developers who learn that they have cancer.

Thanks Douglas, this is a real gift and reminds us all that our time here is way too short. I hope you’re with us and kicking our behind for a long time to come!

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  • http://peterdawson.typepad.com/ /pd

    this is also about a patient who blogs his own experience

  • http://peterdawson.typepad.com/ /pd

    this is also about a patient who blogs his own experience

  • http://peterdawson.typepad.com /pd

    this is also about a patient who blogs his own experience

  • http://www.dahowlett.com dahowlett

    It’s not a blog site but I’d certainly recommend taking a look at John’s Journey and it’s intensely personal. It’s about MND - incurable, relentless, devastating and little understood.

    I have some family history there so it features prominently at my place and always will. Don’t know if there’s a US equivalent. The steepest learning curve I ever took.

  • http://www.dahowlett.com dahowlett

    It’s not a blog site but I’d certainly recommend taking a look at John’s Journey and it’s intensely personal. It’s about MND - incurable, relentless, devastating and little understood.

    I have some family history there so it features prominently at my place and always will. Don’t know if there’s a US equivalent. The steepest learning curve I ever took.

  • http://www.accmanpro.com Dennis Howlett

    It’s not a blog site but I’d certainly recommend taking a look at John’s Journey and it’s intensely personal. It’s about MND - incurable, relentless, devastating and little understood.

    I have some family history there so it features prominently at my place and always will. Don’t know if there’s a US equivalent. The steepest learning curve I ever took.

  • Innocent Bystander

    I betcha he’s not spending a lot of time playing Second Life.

  • Innocent Bystander

    I betcha he’s not spending a lot of time playing Second Life.

  • Innocent Bystander

    I betcha he’s not spending a lot of time playing Second Life.