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All posts tagged
cancer
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August 16, 2023Brief Conversations Between Me, a Woman in Treatment After a Cancer Diagnosis, and a Collection of Morons I Have Encountered Since
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October 27, 2021An Open Letter to Tiffany & Co. About Their Advertising Campaign for the Ring That Helps Women Remember They Survived Cancer
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October 16, 2019How to Manage Your Chemotherapy’s Side Effects
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September 25, 2018How to Talk to a Cancer Patient Without Being a Complete Twit
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June 15, 2018Totally Normal Responses for When Your Dad With Terminal Cancer Texts You a Clip of Monty Python’s “Always Look On the Bright Side of Life”
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May 8, 2017So, You’re Thinking of Getting Cancer…
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January 13, 20175 Warning Signs of Melanoma That Are Super Distracting at This Orgy
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April 20, 2016Doing Science: Bow Down to Your Gooey Grey Nanolords
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February 2, 2015Interviews with People Who Have Interesting or Unusual Jobs: Rachel Wheels Them Out
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October 19, 2012An Open Letter to People Who Use the “Battle” Metaphor for Other People Who Have the Distinct Displeasure of Cancer
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November 13, 2024Sure, I Voted for Someone Whose Policies Might Kill You, but Now’s the Time to Put Aside Our Differences
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December 3, 2024A Faculty Member’s Self-Evaluation at the End of the Semester
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November 18, 2024I Am a Passionate Mid-Level University Administrator, and I’m Gonna Administrate the Shit Out of This Place
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November 25, 2024How to Give Thanks by Cooking Food No One Knows How to Cook and Eating Food No One Likes to Eat