Transference: The Prisoner
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Transference: The Prisoner
By: claycormany in Writing
This short story offers a different perspective on how the cancer transference procedure introduced in my March 17 blog might impact people’s lives. TRANSFERENCE: THE PRISONER Walt watched the prisoner stumble past his cell. Two guards stood on either side of the man, guiding him down the long corridor that would end at “the chemistry […]
21Apr
Dagger at my Throat
By: claycormany in Life in General
I remember referring to June 16, 2004 as GROC Day or Get Rid of Cancer Day. A few months earlier, a sudden jump in my PSA had sent me to a Riverside Hospital urologist for a biopsy of my prostate and the resulting diagnosis: prostate cancer. I remember leaving the doctor’s office with the feeling […]
21Jun
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