Choose Your Own Illusion - A Canadian Cancer Story
Really?Solo-preneur, single mom, and now cancer patient—navigating Canada’s broken healthcare system while trying to heal, advocate, run a business, and stay sane. Sharing my journey so others don’t lose their minds in the process
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| Issues | 83 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 6 days ago |
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What If We Looked at Forty?
This is the finale of the series. It follows “The People Who Can’t Afford to See It.” That piece was about why the system can’t reform itself from within. This one is about the future it’s quietly refusing.
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The People Who Can’t Afford to See It
If you are new here, you’ll want to start with “I Don’t Want to Be Boxer“. Boxer was about the farm and the good people who keep it running. This is the question that piece left me with: not whether they’re complicit, but why they can’t see...
I Don’t Want to Be Boxer. But I Can’t Be Benjamin Either.
The IV goes in at 9am. By 9:15 I’m doing what I always do in the chair: thinking.
Not about the drugs. Not about the side effects. About systems. About how they’re built, who builds them, and what happens when the people inside them stop b...
Follow the Incentive
This is the companion to “What Economics Taught Me About My Body.” I started writing that one and decided I had to split it into two parts. That piece is about my body. This one is about the machine around it: who built it, why it runs the...
What Economics Taught Me About My Body
If you haven’t read my last piece, The Syllogism of Cancer Treatment, it’s worth starting there. That one makes the case that there’s no single “cancer,” that the average on a survival curve was never really about you — and it ends on a pro...
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Solo-preneur, single mom, and now cancer patient—navigating Canada’s broken healthcare system while trying to heal, advocate, run a business, and stay sane. Sharing my journey so others don’t lose their minds in the process.
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