New York Times Editor blogs about his prostate cancer

when I was first diagnosed with prostate cancer Dana Jennings of the new York Times was blogging about his prostate cancer.

after surgery Jenning's doctors found his cancer was much worse (G7 to G9) than the biopsy showed and and besides surgery Jennings also received hormone therapy and salvage radiation. he also struggled with and was treated for depression.

his monthly posts were scary, funny and informative. I really looked forward to his blog because it helped me cope with my own situation.

toward the end the postings the periods between the posts lengthened and Dana just quit blogging. he is still an editor with the Times and does write reviews and such but if anyone knows how he is doing with his cancer I'd like to know. also, here's a link to his blog in case you haven't read it and I strongly recommend that you do.

well.blogs.nytimes.com/tag/jennings/

ed

Ditto. darn this HT. Completely forgot about him. Add this to my ever growing list of things i space out. Thanks for the reminder

I am very sorry to say that Dana Jennings passed away Feb 1 of this year. I, also read his blogs, and especially the ones about his dogs, He was a wonderful writer, and must have been a wonderful husband and father. His memory lives on. Peace Dana… Di

Divo -- are you certain? here are a couple of recent pieces by Jennings, one dated less than a week ago.

artsbeat.blogs.nytimes.com/author/dana-jennings/

where did you get your information?

ed

Hate when that happens