Ciao, Lisa
Co-host of the CroneCast podcast and obsessed learner of Italian. \ud83c\udde8\ud83c\udde6\ud83c\udff3️\ud83c\udf08
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Most of us have moments when we realize we’re going to die someday. It’s a thought we can only hold for a moment before the thought of re-embracing eternity becomes too overwhelming. We cannot fathom no longer being ourselves. There’s actua...
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I’ve started and stopped writing this article a dozen times. Not because I have bad news. In fact, my news is good. Since January, I’ve had a lumpectomy that’s left me with two scars. A horizontal one where they did the actual lumpectomy an...
Life in the margins
Cancer takes up a lot of space. I don’t mean whatever space the cancer itself takes up in the body. I’m talking about the space it takes up in your life.
Initially, processing the shock of my diagnosis took up virtually every waking (and n...
Schrödinger’s Tumor
The whole good news/bad news dichotomy gets really messed up when you have a health adventure. I have good news about my bad news.
Bad news: I still have cancer.
Good news: my surgeon confirmed that most of Betty (dainty little thing that...
Life in the Key of C
Two weeks ago on January 16, 2026 at 3:05 pm, I was diagnosed with breast cancer.
Well, at least no one can accuse me of burying the lede.
After a regularly scheduled mammogram in mid-December, I was “invited” the next day to make an appo...
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