The Thief of the Present
In fact, the harshest (but most liberating) lesson that each cancer patient must learn, bigger than that, the lesson taught to all when we have the good sense to pay close attention to our mortality is that brutal and freeing truth: Life moves on.
My Sabbatical Year: Release and a Vision of a Just Society
For six years I have worked the land of my disease, and now I let the field lie fallow.
I Don’t Know How to Write about Brain Tumors
I think I’m asking you to do the impossible–I’m asking myself to do the impossible: Have a brain tumor, but don’t let it define me.
Return of the Tumor Takedown Tailgate
We could not be more excited to announce the return of the #TumorTakedownTailgate to benefit National Brain Tumor Society!
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About Me
Adam Hayden, MA is a writer, speaker, and organizer, engaging philosophy, illness, and healthcare. Adam was diagnosed with brain cancer in 2016 while completing his grad requirements for a master’s degree in Philosophy.
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