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We're not dead -- we've just been in loving isolation. In our latest episode, we discuss: Wrongly blocked from Twitter Truncation Endless mask theatre No more group chemo sessions Caregiver isolation in liminal spaces Never seeing faces of care team and patients Muffled communication Old time miserable cancer deaths Synchronized pausing Creativity Exhausting rebirth Embracing what you love unapologetically More than ever, try not to get sick and die

We discuss how sick we are of this cancer sickness

We discuss the exciting new stages of cancer recovery.

We talk about cancer causes historically and speculate about our own lives.

What classes would be the funniest and most useful at a cancer university?

We discuss the history of the United States government in cancer research, and how the cancer journey has informed our political views.

We talk about souvenirs and the stuff you keep from cancer treatment.

We talk about pets during cancer treatment, and decide cats are fabulous.

We discuss the difficult job of caring for a cancer patient.

We discuss the cognitive changes from chemotherapy, including forgetfulness, reading difficulties, planning, and possible super powers.

We talk about art, suffering, and meaning-making with Doug Sparling of “Cancer as Art” fame: https://www.amazon.com/Doug-Sparling/e/B00W52MZDQ/ref=dp_byline_cont_book_1

We talk about the systems of breast cancer