Diet As Tolerated: This Week’s Post for TheONC

In yesterday’s post A Social License III: Nursing Synchronicity I write about an impromptu discussion with a young woman in a … More

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A Social License III: Nursing Synchronicity

“It all depends on how we look at things, and not on how they are themselves” Carl Jung I love … More

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You Can Find Me Here: New Posts for TheONC

It’s been a busy lately, and when it’s not, I’m  out enjoying the sunshine. Nevertheless, I’m keeping up with new … More

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Becoming More Like Medicine: Study Suggests Frequent Dental X-rays Increase Risk of Meningioma

In recent years, I’ve had problems with dentists. Okay, it’s more like I have arguments with my dentist, who thinks … More

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New Post for TheONC: Can Looking at Art Make You Well?

This week I ask Can Looking at Art Make You Well? in my post of the same title for TheONC. I … More

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Comparing Nursing to Journalism: This Week’s Post for TheONC

In this week’s post for TheONC, I compare the effect of witnessing life and death in nursing to journalism. Both … More

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TheONC.org: Resources and More for Oncology Nurses

By now, readers know I blog weekly for TheONC. This week I write about dual identities as nurse and artist/writer … More

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New This Week at TheONC & at Scrubs Magazine

This week for TheONC I blog about nurses helping patients stuck at anger in their grief process. These nonviolent patients are … More

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Gate Keepers: This Week’s Post for TheONC

In oncology, nurses are often faced with hanging chemotherapy, assisting with surgeries, or radiation treatments for grim diagnoses most likely … More

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Nurses Week: New Posts For TheONC

Whether you’re an aspiring artist, writer, or cancer patient, support groups can offer encouragement and resources to help you on … More

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