The hospital and real life
The experience in a hospital is real life. It’s life, obviously. And, it’s not real life, although it may feel
Appreciation. Meaning. Joy.
The experience in a hospital is real life. It’s life, obviously. And, it’s not real life, although it may feel
I think I was born a generalist – with a few too many interests. The topics I want to write
Hi, dear friends and friends-to-be, I’m dusting off my blog and getting it ready for a new year of musings
When there was evil in the world, Fear and uncertainty spread like a virus, A disease of doubt. Depression reigned.
When I was sick—a generic term I now use for feeling crappy, fatigued, and disconnected—I could barely note the beauty of this place. I couldn’t feel it.
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In Line Fourth in the express lane at Safeway, you scan the rows of gossip and…
I remember so many days, weeks, months when I dreaded walking the long distances within MD Anderson Cancer Center. Of
“Working with our propensities is a very helpful way to think in terms of “me.” Just think of it as
After a short night of sleep last night (I’m still on a low dose of Prednisone for a few more
I was at MD Anderson this morning for lab tests. I’ve been getting them pretty frequently lately, once or twice