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Susan Briscoe
Tag Archives: diagnosis
My Article in the Huffington Post!
I’m pretty thrilled to have this piece in Huffpost Personal published today! Yesterday, International Women’s Day, was the anniversary of my surgery, but the conversation I recount in the first paragraph of this article happened exactly a year ago today. How’s … Continue reading →
Posted in On Dying and Living, Other Stuff
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Tagged cancer, death and dying, diagnosis, gifts, gratitude, life, love, terminal illness
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On International Women’s Day
Today, International Women’s Day, is the anniversary of my surgery and diagnosis. I met my surgeon only moments before being wheeled into the operating room. (I had met her colleague once, but he was now away.) She was hugely pregnant … Continue reading →
Posted in On Dying and Living, Other Stuff
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Tagged birth, cancer, death and dying, diagnosis, International Women's Day, life, surgery, terminal illness, women
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Roy’s Blog: What to say and not to say
My boyfriend has written a super helpful (and funny!) post about how to respond to someone sharing their bad news about a loved one’s diagnosis on his blog, And sometimes it goes the other way. This is a companion piece … Continue reading →
Posted in Roy's Blog: The Long Goodbye
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Tagged advice, cancer, death, diagnosis, dying, terminal illness
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On my disease
I hadn’t wanted to discuss details of my disease and current health status here, since I prefer to focus as little of my attention as possible on the medical part of this ordeal. My body demands enough attention and care … Continue reading →
Posted in On Dying and Living
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Tagged cancer, chemotherapy, death, diagnosis, leiomyosarcoma, loss, surgery
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