The Cancer Olympics
Survivor. When I was in treatment, I used to look at that word with longing. I thought, if I was ever so lucky to be a survivor, I would consider that phase so… Continue reading
Survivor. When I was in treatment, I used to look at that word with longing. I thought, if I was ever so lucky to be a survivor, I would consider that phase so… Continue reading
Ismena, we will miss your beautiful spirit from our lives, but part of your spirit lives on in each of us who were privileged to know you.
If you live the life you love, you will receive shelter and blessings. Sometimes the great famine of blessings in and around us derives from the fact that we are not living the… Continue reading
Another week.. another round-up? Sadly not. After the busyness of the last two weeks, I am way behind with everything and to do the round-up justice I usually need to be able to… Continue reading
As I waited nervously back-stage to deliver my Ignite speech at the Stanford Medicine X conference last week, I watched the speaker before me on the monitor. His name was Matthew Dudley,… Continue reading
*UPDATE* I received the following email from the marketing company. This shows once again the power of social media to amplify our voices and how much stronger we are when we stand together. Marie, On… Continue reading
Here’s your chance to tell developers what you really want and need from health apps.
I have to keep pinching myself to make sure I am not dreaming. I am finally here in beautiful (gosh it is beautiful) Palo Alto for the Medicine X conference. Before I… Continue reading
The world is changing and the best way to start something big, is to start something small. This quote comes from an amazing lady who I had the good fortune to meet during my… Continue reading