Lia Marus·May 27I Didn’t Realise How Much Vision Loss Would Change Ordinary LifeI used to love tennis.
Yasemin Kiraz Bostancı·Apr 17Sisyphus and the Echo of the HillRecurrences. Cycles. Circles. The endless, repeated ringing in my ears. I find myself talking about cyclic patterns a lot these days. Not…
InCreative Passions 💖byJonathan Townend, RMN - Editor & Book Author·Mar 31The System Must Remember: A Manifesto for Medical Record ReformBecause survivorship is not just a medical outcome, it is a moral responsibility
Benjamin Pearce·Feb 16Benign — Life After Brain Tumour — 16 February 2026Another Monday morning, another conflict with my own physiology.
InNursing NotesbyAdrienne Beaumont·Oct 5, 2025A Week of WorryWas I losing my mind?A response icon15A response icon15
Robin Klaus·Jul 29, 2025The Day I Met Eight Oncologists (and Made Them All Laugh)I was four days post-op from a craniotomy. A 4cm tumour had been removed from my brain, and pathologists were slicing it up to view under a…
InTungkuok ORAbyJay K. Writes·Jul 16, 2025Just a DayA Poem — The Horace CollectionA response icon2A response icon2
InTungkuok ORAbyJay K. Writes·Jul 14, 2025I SmiledA poem — from the Horace collectionA response icon2A response icon2
Alex·Apr 23, 202510 Years On…Grief is often described as a weight, a boulder we carry long after the loss of a loved one. A couple of years ago, I stumbled across an…
Fawbish·Apr 18, 2025Terminally Stubborn: Beauty, Burgers, Breakfast and Bells (#05)Arlo Parks is gently crooning a cover of Creep by Radiohead as I start this entry. Arlo wasn’t in our sphere in 2018. Radiohead were, of…A response icon1A response icon1
