For all of you warriors who’ve had a close encounter with chemotherapy of the strong kind, and that merry band of oncologists at the University of Colorado Cancer Center who talked me into doing biochemotherapy, the Hotel Melanoma rendition of Autograph’s “Turn Up The Radio”…
I'm working hard, you’re working too
We do it every day
For every minute I have to work
I had a minute of rays
Day in, day out, all week long
Things go better with oncs
The only time they turn it down
Is when I'm sleepin’ it off
Turn up the rad chemo
I need the ‘fusing, gimmie some more
Turn up the rad chemo
I wanna beat it, got to gimmie some more
Now listen
I’m gonna shake, I’m gonna flash
So start it off, a one two three
I feel the heat, I'm in a trance
No better place to be
Daytime nightime, anytime
Things go better with oncs
I'm goin’ twenty four hours a day
I can't seem to stop
Turn up the rad chemo
I need the ‘fusing, gimmie some more
Turn up the rad chemo
I wanna beat it, got to gimmie some more
Turn up the rad chemo
I need the ‘fusing, gimmie some more
Turn up the rad chemo
I wanna beat it, got to gimmie some more
Turn up the rad chemo
I need the ‘fusing, gimmie some more
Turn up the rad chemo
I wanna beat it, got to gimmie some more
Turn up the rad chemo
I need the ‘fusing, gimmie some more
Turn up the rad chemo
I wanna beat it, got to gimmie some more
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The "Hotel Melanoma" moniker is a metaphor for living with my particular brand of cancer. Except for those lucky few of us deemed "cured", all we cancer survivors are guests of one of the many, many branded hotels in the "Hotel Carcinoma" chain. We can check out any time we like, but we can never leave. Meanwhile, let's be livin' it up; and please support cancer education, prevention, and treatment research.
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- My blog reflects an ongoing quest to find the good stuff and the funny stuff I've stumbled into during my stay at The Hotel Melanoma since receiving a Stage IIIc diagnosis in 2003. And to raise awareness about this relatively unknown brand of cancer. If you find it of value in your own quest, please share it with others and make a donation to your favorite melanoma nonprofit organization to fund melanoma education, prevention and treatment research. If you're wondering why my golden retriever, Jordan, is pictured here, well, he actually writes most of my posts and he's a lot better looking than me.
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