On May 6, 2020 I had a cancerous prostate removed. It was just as my hospital in St. Louis was opening up to what they called elective surgeries, after being in lockdown for two months. I was able to leave … Continue reading →
If you haven’t seen the movie Fight Club, you probably still know the first rule of Fight Club: don’t tell anyone about Fight Club. Well, Covid-19 (or in my case cancer) Fight Club turns this rule on its head: tell … Continue reading →
If you have been diagnosed with some illness — whether it be Covid-19 or cancer, you probably are buried under all sorts of advice about how to pick the right doctor for your treatment. Having been through the cancer journey … Continue reading →
Two things I didn’t know until today: The best test for the presence of SARS-CoV-2, the RT-PCR test, has a false negative problem; and you can be sick from Covid-19 for months (though the average case clears or worsens in … Continue reading →
