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Scans, Anxiety, and Stability: Not What you Think

“No evidence of recurrent disease” may soothe the thinking brain, but what cancer patients are feeling cannot be healed with words on a page, but only through comfort and safety for our bodies.

Posted byAdam HaydenApril 7, 2021April 7, 2021Posted inUncategorizedTags: Existentialism, MRI, scanxiety5 Comments on Scans, Anxiety, and Stability: Not What you Think
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