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Ranjana SrivastavaThe Guardian |
“Ranjana, how long can Fifi live with liver cancer?” An unexpected aspect of being an oncologist (for humans) is being approached for advice about...
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”Don’t judge me, but I saw a chiropractor”, says my friend. Last time we discussed her lower back pain, I had advised her to keep moving, avoid...
“Hold your mum’s hand and call an ambulance.” “Should I give her extra morphine?” “Good idea.” Then I say something I rarely say when I...
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“Why do you want a dog? Don’t you have enough to do?” To be fair, my parents had reacted similarly to my decision to have a third child and...
Every December a hospital communique concerning gifts “provided and received in the course of your work” lands in my inbox. It says, naturally,...
“Every time I talk to you, I feel more distressed.” Tears stream down the patient’s face as she claps her palms over both ears to shut me out. I...
“You look upset, how can I make you feel better?” The seriousness of the question and its sheer empathy stops me short in class. We are both...
“Don’t take it personally, doctor, but it has been a dreadful experience.” I tell her that far from taking offence, I am sympathetic because in...
“And now, thanks to you, I have an upset surgeon on my hands. What do you think will happen to the waiting list?” As a senior surgeon bellows down...
“I am sorry to trouble you, but she says she’s bedbound and would rather die than have further chemo.” This message elicits the immediate...
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