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About The Canswer Man:

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A simple man with a simple plan: Kick the Big "C" with a cocktail of family/friend love, unapologetic laughter and a dash of Nat-titude.  And if I'm lucky, maybe even one of my odd-servations will help with YOUR situation.

Please join me on my selfish/selfless journey --- to infinity, and beyond!

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Thanks,

-TCM

 

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System
Aug 7

Aug 7 System

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Paper work - or not work

Hmmm . . .
Jul 31

Jul 31 Hmmm . . .

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Why NOT me?

Balance
Jul 24

Jul 24 Balance

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Risk / Reward

Connectivity
Jul 17

Jul 17 Connectivity

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Physiological and pharmaceutical interdependence

Stat
Jul 10

Jul 10 Stat

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The weight of waiting

Numbers
Jul 4

Jul 4 Numbers

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Living in the digital age

Time
Jun 26

Jun 26 Time

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Friend or foe?

Blame
Jun 19

Jun 19 Blame

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I’ll see you in court

Sand Man
Jun 12

Jun 12 Sand Man

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Fuzzy feeling feet

EHR
Jun 5

Jun 5 EHR

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A new acronym

Remembering
May 30

May 30 Remembering

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Sacrifice by choice

Aging
May 22

May 22 Aging

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Older, but any wiser?

Dr. S 2.0
May 15

May 15 Dr. S 2.0

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New and Improved?

Weight
May 8

May 8 Weight

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Too much?

Mr. Nat-ural
May 1

May 1 Mr. Nat-ural

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Keep on truckin’

Anybody
Apr 24

Apr 24 Anybody

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Indiscriminate

Planning
Apr 17

Apr 17 Planning

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Thinking about the unthinkable

Cure-dle
Apr 10

Apr 10 Cure-dle

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Jumping on the craze

Elapse
Apr 3

Apr 3 Elapse

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They say time flies . . .

Guidance
Mar 27

Mar 27 Guidance

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Nurse Navigator

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Disclaimer - The choice of my blog name is not in any way intended to imply that I alone possess the answers to all of the questions that are inevitably bombarding your brain. Quite the opposite.

Every dimension of your disease is unique to you, so I encourage you and your Personal support team to ask as many questions as you want (write them down, trust me - you'll forget).  And if your Medical support team doesn't have the time or patience for your rightful inquiries, then I can tell you one thing - you need a better Medical support team.

Seek information, embrace your disease, and work hard to understand as much as you can about what is being done to help you. It makes you a better player on BOTH teams, and adds to the quality of your journey/outcome.

 

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