
Clinical psychologist in cancer care. I write about the often unspoken inner experience of illness—how identity, meaning, and everyday life change. Reflections to offer language, steadiness, and a sense of not being alone.
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Recently, I received a phone call from someone on the West Coast asking if I could help resolve a matter before the end of their day. Doing so would require me to contact someone else on the West Coast, gather information, and hopefully get...
A patient recently told me that she received another clear scan.
It was good news. Very good news.
She shared it with family and friends and was surprised they didn’t seem as excited as she was.
She’s been in survivorship for about a yea...
I’ve spent most of the past four days in bed with a virus.
I’ve been too fatigued to do much of anything. My appetite disappeared. My body has felt weak. And the mental clarity I usually take for granted hasn’t been there.
Even writing ha...
“I just want everything to go back to the way it was before cancer.”
I hear this from almost every patient I sit with during their cancer experience and beyond. I understand this desire.
Human beings are most comfortable in routine. There...
“Everybody is a story,” Rachel Naomi Remen writes in Kitchen Table Wisdom. This quote often comes to mind as I sit with people whose lives have been changed by cancer.
One of the most common things I hear in the therapy room is, “I don’t w...
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Clinical psychologist in cancer care. I write about the inner psychological experience of living alongside illness; how identity, meaning, and everyday life shift. Reflections offering language and a sense of where you stand in relation to illness.
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