My New World #14: My Patient Voice
My Support Team: Saira, Milton, and Delfine
Recently, I was asked by my doctor, Dr. Wolff, to speak at a national symposium on pancreatic cancer at M.D. Anderson. The audience were researchers presenting papers on their latest projects, and, although I didn’t stay ’til the end of the day, Dr. Allison, M.D. Anderson’s Nobel Prize winner, concluded the conference. I wish I had heard him speak, although I am sure I would not have understood a word of any of these technical presentations. I was asked to be the first speaker and to present a patient voice. Dr. Wolff is the gentleman introducing me, and my Granddaughter Saira and my friend Delfine and, of course, my wonderful Milton, all went with me to offer support.
I was pleased with my speech, it was My Story, but horrified at my appearance and the fluttery hands.
Here’s my speech:
About the Author: Cam
I am an observer of our interesting world , sharing my passions and my outrages, and thinking of Incredible Ben, his amazing blending of a social and civic life with superb common sense.Subscribe
If you enjoyed this article, subscribe to receive more just like it.
Loved your talk. Peace and Love.
Back at you!
Hope your Mom is doing well..she is so incredible…