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Tony Cerino

Cancer, Comeback, and Health Advocacy that never ends

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Latest Issues

He Didn’t Say Survivor

I have written a lot here about being a patient. This one is about the day I stopped being one for about two hours.

In June 1995 I stood on a mound in a real game for the first time in almost two years. I was nineteen. I had not pitched si...

23 days ago
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You are allowed to get a second opinion

A diagnosis arrives like a verdict. One doctor, one answer, and the sense that the matter is now settled. Most people take it that way. They do not go looking for a second read, because it feels like doubting the person who is trying to hel...

a month ago
5

Three cancers. Still winning.

A year ago I was sitting at my own desk when I found out I probably had cancer again.

There was no doctor in the room. No one was there at all. I had pulled up a radiology report from a scan I had done for something else, and I read it the...

a month ago
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8

The squeaky wheel and how it saved our Mom

A nurse once told me, in the middle of a hospital crisis, that the squeaky wheel gets the grease. She did not say it as a complaint. She said it the way you tell someone what they need to survive.

I have carried that line for most of my ad...

a month ago
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This week, thirty-three years ago

This week, thirty-three years ago

Thirty-three years ago this week, I was sixteen years old and the best pitcher I had ever been, pitching for Fairfield Prep High School.

The Long Arc is a reader-supported publication. To receive new post...

2 months ago
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