Making decisions after a cancer diagnosis
The words land first. “You have cancer.” The room still looks the same, but nothing feels the same. You may hear the doctor talking, see lips moving, yet inside, everything goes quiet. Then the questions…
Handling Decision Fatigue in Cancer Treatment: Tiny Choices That Protect Your Energy
Some days, cancer feels like a full-time job of choosing. Which treatment? Which doctor? Which side effect is “worth it”? Even, what should I eat for breakfast when my stomach already hurts? When the choices…
Living With Cancer: Finding Courage In Every Ordinary Day
I picture you at your kitchen table, maybe with a mug cooling beside your hand. The house is quiet, but your mind is not. When you hear the words you have cancer, life splits into…
True Value with Brendan Hansen & John MacLean: -Rethinking Success Metrics from Wins
From what I’ve seen, altering the face of success is not a mere abstract but an agent that must unequivocally come into play, especially for any willing participant on this arduous journey as a patient…
