Everything Is An Emergency
Bess StillmanI'm Bess Stillman: ER doctor, writer, and wife to Jake Seliger, who is currently dying of SCC of the tongue. I write about the challenges of being corporeal. Here you'll find essays on life, death, cancer, love, health & healthcare.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 40 | Subscribers | Read | bessstillman.substack.com |
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In Memory of Jake
Jake died on Wednesday at 8:30pm. After so much suffering in the last two months, the end, when it finally came, came without struggle. We sat together as we have for the last 15 years, only this time I held his hand and told him I loved hi...
The drugs killing dying patients are the drugs they can't get.
My husband Jake is still alive today because of clinical trials. Standard-of-care therapies for recurrent metastatic head and neck squamous cell carcinoma (R/M HNSCC) would have by now let his cancer kill him. But the process of keeping of ...
Me on Richard Hanania's CSPI podcast
I met Richard Hanania at Manifest (aka “internet nerd camp”) last week and had the pleasure of being a guest on his podcast; we discussed why the FDA’s sluggishness kills patients, the Kafkaesque state of the clinical trial system, and wha...
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I'm an ER doctor, writer, soon-to-be mom and widow to Jake Seliger (JakeSeliger.com) who recently died of squamous cell carcinoma of the tongue. Here you'll find essays on life, death, grief, love, and healthcare.
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