As many of you know, my husband has been in and out of the hospital since last October. He is battling a rare form of lymphoma in his brain called PTLD. During this time, I have received a lot of generous support, wonderful encouragement, and helpful suggestions from family, friends, and even strangers. People have […]
When my husband first got sick, I was honestly just so overwhelmed trying to “maintain,” that finding help for our household was put on the back burner for several weeks. When things finally calmed down, I realized that my family needed help, but I had no idea where to begin looking for it. I am […]
I have recently become a caregiver. Well, let me rephrase that. Since I have been a wife and mother for over 13 years, it seems like I am always taking care of somebody else. But now that my husband has become disabled (at least temporarily), taking care of him has really, well… taken over my […]
My husband, Jason Graham, grew up in a family of five children. He attended Thomas Jefferson High School in southeast Denver and then Metro State. His father, Tom, played football in the NFL from 1972-78. But Jason’s first love was basketball. At 6’7”, Jason could frequently be found somewhere on a court – either trying […]
