Life August 26, 2017
Lost for words
When the late writer underwent surgery for a tumour in the language centre of her brain, she faced the fear her command of English would be irrevocably damaged.
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Life August 26, 2017
Lost for words
When the late writer underwent surgery for a tumour in the language centre of her brain, she faced the fear her command of English would be irrevocably damaged.
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In sickness and in health
As her partner bears witness to all the ambiguity her illness entails, the author has learnt what it means to truly love.
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Choose control
As her tumour returns, Georgia Blain knows the greatest comfort available to her would be the right to choose how she dies.
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The Unwelcome Guest: Waiting, knowing and MRIs
Dogged by the uncertainty of incurable illness, is there comfort in sometimes not knowing test results?