This is the 12th in an ongoing series of posts bringing a critical sociological and feminist lens to my own experiences with endometrial cancer. May 3 – the day […]
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Returning (Again) to the Cuckoo’s Nest
A headline in the March 11, 2026 edition of Stars and Stripes caught my eye recently: “VA plans to seek public guardianship for some veterans […]
Collective Trauma and Healing
I am delighted to announce the launch of the Collective Trauma and Healing project website developed by a team of Suffolk University faculty and students. […]
Being Human in Cancer Land
This is the 11th in an ongoing series of posts bringing a critical sociological and feminist lens to my own experiences with endometrial cancer. I just returned home from […]
Honoring Each Other’s Worries: Lessons from Cancer Land
This is the 10th in an ongoing series of posts bringing a critical sociological and feminist lens to my own experiences with endometrial cancer. Six months ago, when I […]
Am I in Denial? I Hope So: Cancer Musings from Tasmania
This is the 9th in an ongoing series of posts bringing a critical sociological and feminist lens to my own experiences with endometrial cancer. It’s taken a trip to […]
Hold the Applause: Cancer, Chemotherapy, and “Scanxiety”
This is the 8th in an ongoing series of posts bringing a critical sociological and feminist lens to my own experiences with endometrial cancer. In this post I challenge […]
Bravery? Shmavery!: Resisting the Culture of Cancer Heroism
This is the 7th in an ongoing series of posts bringing a critical sociological and feminist lens to my own experiences with endometrial cancer. Throughout my time in cancer […]
When You’re a Stranger: A Missive from Cancer Land
This is the 6th in an ongoing series of posts bringing a critical sociological and feminist lens to my own experiences with endometrial cancer. (Note: The title of […]
On Anger and Resignation
This is the 5th in an ongoing series of posts bringing a critical sociological and feminist lens to my own experiences with endometrial cancer. A member of my […]
Cancer Time
This is the 4th in an ongoing series of posts bringing a critical sociological and feminist lens to my own experiences with endometrial cancer. Schedules […]
On Hair and Hair Loss
I’ve never been hair-centric: Never dyed or permed or styled my hair beyond an occasional haircut and a quick pass with a comb in the […]