Dear Logbook, days after the first year of a new life. My dear Diary, today I am writing to you with mixed feelings. Today should be a day of joy and happiness, to be able to say that for now I am still cancer free. But other events these days sadden my family and the

Dear Logbook, first year of a new life. My diary. It’s been almost two months since I last wrote to you. Life has changed and continues to change a lot during all this time. At this time, the named “bug” is still with us and causing havoc and sadness. Let us trust that in this

Dear Logbook, three hundred and fifteenth day of a new life. Oh my Logbook, please don’t be mad at me. So many days without writing to you. This has been the longest period of time I haven’t written to you. But I confess one thing. Yes, I have opened you, and at times I have

Dear Logbook, two hundred and forty-fifth day of a new life. Today my diary a year ago that I was enlisting in the ranks of the KS ship to begin my expedition. Hard days on the high seas where the potions supplied had an effect. A year has already passed! A year of changes, of

Dear Logbook, two hundredth twentieth day of a new life. My Diary, already back in these lands that welcomed us a little more than three years ago, I am writing to you to celebrate, to remember or to embrace what happened a year ago today. That August 22, 2019, Marta, my better half whom I

Dear Logbook, one hundred eighty-seventh day of a new life. My diary, today I write to you again to tell you a little how I am doing. In these last twelve days, life has continued as usual. We have continued working from home and in the afternoons being with my in-laws. Last weekend, we could

Dear Logbook, one hundred seventy-fifth day of a new life. Tey, in memoriam. My Diary, what could be an entry in your pages to narrate the joy of stepping on our longed for and longed for land for 5 weeks, turns into sadness at the loss of one more member of the family. Today Tey

Dear Logbook, hundredth and fiftieth day of a new life. My Diary had been writing to you for almost three weeks. In these three weeks from what I have been able to read and hear in the news, in Spain little by little it returns to that badly called new normality. Here in Sweden we

Dear Logbook, hundredth thirtieth day of a new life. My Diary, 7 days from the last time I told you a little about how I’m doing. For my physical part, getting better and better, the Achilles’ annoyances are still there, similar to the previous week. Perhaps the rest will gradually get better. It is not

Dear Logbook, hundredth twelfth day of a new life. My Diary, 9 days have passed since I wrote you. More and more days will pass. Until the day that I don’t do it anymore. Don’t get mad at me, it will be a sign that I live this new “normal” without thinking about cancer. I