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Why Not Me?
I live in a world of "why not me?" Where life's a gift and nothing's free So I never thought "oh this can't be" On the day it actually...
Mar 242 min read


The Transition: musing about dying
A Short Story* I don’t know why I resisted the transition. I had been broken for so long – a shell of my former self. Once a vigorous,...
Apr 13, 20223 min read


Double the Cancer
When the statistics are released in the next few years, those of us practicing oncology will not be shocked to see that the incidence of...
Aug 18, 20211 min read


Letter to My Colleague
I can't treat cancer without a team. I believe in my team. I support my team. I want them to succeed. After doctors finish residency...
Dec 21, 20193 min read


Curing Cancer
What does it mean to cure cancer?
Dec 21, 20193 min read


What's taking so long?
You had a biopsy and now you're waiting. What's taking so long?
May 24, 20194 min read


Immunotherapy...what is that?
You can't google "cancer treatment" without seeing the word "immunotherapy" these days. Well, let me break it down for you....
May 16, 20193 min read


Chemo Brain (Cancer Brain) is Real
As an oncologist, let me tell you that yes, "chemo brain" is a real thing. I personally prefer the term "cancer brain" since people who...
Mar 15, 20195 min read


How To Beat Cancer
Cancer is like any other disease in that it is something that goes wrong inside the body. However, unlike most diseases it can get out...
Feb 24, 20194 min read


Lymphomas Are Like Cars
Saying, “I have lymphoma” is like saying, “I have a car.” There are numerous makes and models and body styles. Is it fast? Is it large?...
Feb 24, 20193 min read


The Letter
This is the hard part of being an oncologist. Though we may seem at times tough or guarded, I assure you that we are human. When it...
Feb 12, 20192 min read


Why I Write
My father-in-law once told me that many people can write, but the real challenge is knowing why. I write to make cancer easier to...
Feb 12, 20192 min read
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