© 2015 8872147 Canada Inc. or its licensors remaining seven cycles of chemo. Before each
admission, she fought harder to stay out of the hospital, each toxicity wearing her down …

This winter I watched someone I know lose his life to cancer. For months he was on daily a
feeding tube formula (aka meal replacement drink) made with 'real food,'including corn …

“Your test came back negative.” On occasion that happy news elicits a sickening
stomachdrop. That's because to some patients, invariably rookies at survivorship,“negative” …

From profanity to prayer, few words mobilize the hearts and minds of patients like “cure.” But
using this term in the context of survivorship makes me so uncomfortable I sometimes wish …

AUTUMN 2015 end of the session there was no one who hadn't created something beautiful—
a condensed and joyful memory, with its own title. By lunchtime the various members of the …

Abstract Happy New Year to you all. In this month's issue, readers will notice a theme:
survival and recovery. These words are frequently used, not only because more people with …

E672 CMAJ| MAY 8, 2017| VOLUME 189| ISSUE 18 else. Now I am dying with cancer and
just want this to be over.”“Jack, I know you really want something to end your life. You know I …

During Halloween 2013, I went to the emergency room with chest pain and shortness of
breath. Thus began our odyssey with acute myelogenous leukemia (AML). I say “our” …

This is a small history book that shares and the in which they split down to the lives of others
in lives as unk. And honestly her goal is choices. The second half of the book is a small tricky …